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Hi, I have developed an application using an Acess 2003 db. The client now
wants easier reporting than perhaps is available from Access and so I have developed an Excel workbook that contains several worksheets with automatic refreshed queries bringing data from the Access mdb file. Well and good - though the client's data resides in a different relevant path to mine. I assumed wrongly that if I used File DSN's to specify the location of the data, then I the Excel/Query would use the DSN as a pointer rather than incorporating the actual data path within the worksheets. Is there any way of writing an Excel workbook that uses DSN's to specify where the data is please? It's Access and Excel 2003 by the way. Cheers and kind regards David Smith |
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