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Does anyone know how I can open .MDB files in Excel 97 if
I don't have access installed? Are there add-ins or plug-
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You can do Data=Get=External Data and select access as your data source.
(create a new query). The Jet database engine enables access to the .MDB
files without having access installed.

You can use the same approach programmatically (add a querytable or a
pivottable).

Or you can access them using ADO or DAO

http://www.erlandsendata.no/english/...php?t=envbadac
sample code a Mr. Erlandsen's site.

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Thanks Tom for your help!
It hasn't quiet worked yet but that might have something
to do with the fact that the MDB is created by a visual
basic program.
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You can do Data=Get=External Data and select access as

your data source.
(create a new query). The Jet database engine enables

access to the .MDB
files without having access installed.

You can use the same approach programmatically (add a

querytable or a
pivottable).

Or you can access them using ADO or DAO

http://www.erlandsendata.no/english/...php?t=envbadac
sample code a Mr. Erlandsen's site.

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Tom Ogilvy

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Does anyone know how I can open .MDB files in Excel 97 if
I don't have access installed? Are there add-ins or plug-
ins available which would enable me to do this?
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Pieter

Export the original file in Access as an Excel File or as
a text file and you can cutand paste itinto Excel.

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I don't have access installed?


What method would you use to do that if Access isn't installed?

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-----Original Message-----
Does anyone know how I can open .MDB files in Excel 97 if
I don't have access installed? Are there add-ins or plug-
ins available which would enable me to do this?
.

Pieter

Export the original file in Access as an Excel File or as
a text file and you can cutand paste itinto Excel.

Peter



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