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I think this has something to do with the [EXCEL 5.0;]
portion of my string as folows: strSQL = "SELECT [SYMBOLS$].* INTO [SYMBOLS_ALL] FROM [SYMBOLS$] IN '" & strFullName & "'[EXCEL 5.0;];" I prefer Jet's 'brackets' syntax to the IN syntax you are trying to use. With an alias for the Excel worksheet (table), try something like this: SELECT XL.* INTO SYMBOLS_ALL FROM [Excel 5.0;Database=C:\MyFolder\MyWorkbook.xls;]. [SYMBOLS$] AS XL; BTW Excel 5.0 is for Excel95 (and some below) format. For Excel97 and above formats, use Excel 8.0 in your connection string. Also, as you are using ADO, ensure your source workbook (strFullName) is not an open workbook, otherwise you'll fall foul of the dreaded ADO memory leak bug (or something very much like it). Jamie. -- |
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