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Harald,
That was very helpful. I have another question though. How do I find out what the server name is?? It comes up in the data sources and I usually just pick it. Sorry I'm very new to macros Cheers, Wags "Harald Staff" wrote: Hi Wags Copy the SQL statement from Query (SQL button) and into a textfile or wherever. Then try the approach described at http://tinyurl.com/6mwwv HTH. Best wishes Harald "Wags" skrev i melding ... Hi, I'm having trouble importing data from Oracle. I have set up queries in microsoft query and they work fine, but they do not import in excel. Excel just sits there thinking then crashes. I'm using excel 2003. Any help would be great. Thx, Wags |
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