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Hello all,
I know how to create an SQL statement in VBA, but the problem that I'm running into with this one particular database (not of my design) is that the tables and queries have names that contain spaces (i.e., Customer List). Apparently the SQL statement doesn't like the space in the table/query name. I've tried a couple of different things without success. Can anyone help with with this problem? Thanks, Mike. |
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