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Hi all,

I've got a number of users that have excel installed on
their PCs, but not Access. I would like to start an
Access database that these users can read from (queried
through Excel) and write changes to the database. I can
import the data no problem using Microsoft Query, but is
there a way to update the tables in the access database
using only Excel?

Any tips or points in the right direction would be
greatly appreciated,

Thanks in advance,

Mike
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Hi Mike

http://www.erlandsendata.no/english/...badacexportdao

I believe it will work without Access installed

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Hi all,

I've got a number of users that have excel installed on
their PCs, but not Access. I would like to start an
Access database that these users can read from (queried
through Excel) and write changes to the database. I can
import the data no problem using Microsoft Query, but is
there a way to update the tables in the access database
using only Excel?

Any tips or points in the right direction would be
greatly appreciated,

Thanks in advance,

Mike



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Hi Mike

If you're willing to code a little <bg, you can build a complete front-end in Word or
Excel or Outlook using VBA and some sheets/whatevers and some userforms. See
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...daotoadoupdate
..asp for sample code on connecting to the database and reading / writing data.

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Hi all,

I've got a number of users that have excel installed on
their PCs, but not Access. I would like to start an
Access database that these users can read from (queried
through Excel) and write changes to the database. I can
import the data no problem using Microsoft Query, but is
there a way to update the tables in the access database
using only Excel?

Any tips or points in the right direction would be
greatly appreciated,

Thanks in advance,

Mike



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Use "linked tables" in Access, any changes made to the SS are automatically
updated in the DB.

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Hi all,

I've got a number of users that have excel installed on
their PCs, but not Access. I would like to start an
Access database that these users can read from (queried
through Excel) and write changes to the database. I can
import the data no problem using Microsoft Query, but is
there a way to update the tables in the access database
using only Excel?

Any tips or points in the right direction would be
greatly appreciated,

Thanks in advance,

Mike



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