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MS QUERY
I would like to be able to generate a query via a VBA
call, and would like the actual MS Query interface or a wizard to allow the user to chose their own data source, table, and sort criteria. Basically, I'd like to insert data from a db or text file under program control. |
MS QUERY
You may be able to do something like:
commandbars("Data").Controls("Get External &Data") _ .Controls("Run Save&d Query...").Execute But you won't be able to maintain control over the process. You might have to build your own interface and the setup the parameters to the QueryTables.Add method. -- Regards, Tom Ogilvy "Howie" wrote in message ... I would like to be able to generate a query via a VBA call, and would like the actual MS Query interface or a wizard to allow the user to chose their own data source, table, and sort criteria. Basically, I'd like to insert data from a db or text file under program control. |
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