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Alternatively, you could create an OLE DB querytable (opposed to ODBC
querytable). -- Rob van Gelder - http://www.vangelder.co.nz/excel "Tim Allen" wrote in message ups.com... Raul, Thanks a ton, i hadn't looking into ADO but its a much better way to do this than through ODBC data sources... I had just spent the last hour or so trying to build an msi package / installer for the users to run to create the datasource if it didn't exist on their machine, and those data sources are stored as hex values in the registry... its VERY messy... Thanks again... -Tim |
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