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Currently, I have a table in an excel spreadsheet. It is not a
pivottable but rather a regular table with about 6 rows and 9 columns.
I am trying to display this data in a simple form using vba. Any
help will be much appreciated.


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Default Table into a form

I do something similar to what you want from
the "Activate" event for the form in question. for each
field do something like the following:

fieldname1=worksheets(1).range("cellreference").va lue2

where cellreference would be "A1", etc. depending on where
the data is in your spreadsheet.

If the data location is dynamic, it will take a little
more work.

Hope that helps!

Kevin
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Currently, I have a table in an excel spreadsheet. It is

not a
pivottable but rather a regular table with about 6 rows

and 9 columns.
I am trying to display this data in a simple form using

vba. Any
help will be much appreciated.


-Kiran
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