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Excel - Access
Hello,
I recently installed Office 2003. 2003 appears to have additional security than the 2000 version I was previously using. I have macros in Excel -- that run macros, export tables and queries and open forms from Access databases in Excel. Why does the start up window for my access databases seem to open when I run these macros using office 2003? Is there an option that I have selected now that I did not then? I used to be able to run my Excel macros pulling or pushing things to Access without having to view/open MSAccess. |
Excel - Access
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Hello, I recently installed Office 2003. 2003 appears to have additional security than the 2000 version I was previously using. I have macros in Excel -- that run macros, export tables and queries and open forms from Access databases in Excel. Why does the start up window for my access databases seem to open when I run these macros using office 2003? Is there an option that I have selected now that I did not then? I used to be able to run my Excel macros pulling or pushing things to Access without having to view/open MSAccess. You can use ADO to 'pull' and 'push' data from your Jet database without having to automate the MS Access application, open forms, etc. -- |
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