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Default Excel Database Query String Too Long

Hi!

I am trying to update a workbook (2002, 2003 versions) to remove many of the
values from an Access database query. The database is old and contains many
old records, so I am trying to make the workbooks a little faster by not
updating those records. The problem is I can not get all the excludes in
the field before it runs out of characters. Is there a better way to
exclude records? Here is the SQL query:

<'BLH ~ Blakeney Heath' And <'BRK ~ Brookmere' And <'LDP ~ Lake Davidson
Park' And <'MDW ~ Meadowmont at Highland Creek' And <'WGR ~ Withers Grove'
And <'WGV ~ Withers Grove V' And <'GLB ~ Glyndebourne'

I need to add several more and will be adding as the years progress. I am
working on getting them to "archive" older projects, so we don't have to
exclude so many.

Any help would be appreciated! Thanks!


 
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