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I have been having problems copying data from one spreadsheet to a defined
table in another spreadsheet. I would get all kinds of errors such as the
table is not updatable or the object is not recognized. I am doing this in
VB. Does anyone have any insight about the situation?
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What is a defined table?

If it a data pull, then it is updated by pulling data. (refresh the table)

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I have been having problems copying data from one spreadsheet to a defined
table in another spreadsheet. I would get all kinds of errors such as the
table is not updatable or the object is not recognized. I am doing this

in
VB. Does anyone have any insight about the situation?



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A defined table in excel is when you give a range a name. When you highlight
a specific range and click the box on the left and type a name in that box
then press enter, you have defined a table. When I execute the SQL statement
to update the data, that's when I get an error.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

What is a defined table?

If it a data pull, then it is updated by pulling data. (refresh the table)

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Tom Ogilvy

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I have been having problems copying data from one spreadsheet to a defined
table in another spreadsheet. I would get all kinds of errors such as the
table is not updatable or the object is not recognized. I am doing this

in
VB. Does anyone have any insight about the situation?




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Default Copy data from excel to a defined table in another spreadsheet

If you want to use a query to put data in a worksheet, use a querytable.

If you use ADO to get data using an SQL statement, then you can use copy
form recordset and use your defined table as the anchor.

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A defined table in excel is when you give a range a name. When you

highlight
a specific range and click the box on the left and type a name in that box
then press enter, you have defined a table. When I execute the SQL

statement
to update the data, that's when I get an error.

"Tom Ogilvy" wrote:

What is a defined table?

If it a data pull, then it is updated by pulling data. (refresh the

table)

--
Regards,
Tom Ogilvy

"DSTDIVA3" wrote in message
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I have been having problems copying data from one spreadsheet to a

defined
table in another spreadsheet. I would get all kinds of errors such as

the
table is not updatable or the object is not recognized. I am doing

this
in
VB. Does anyone have any insight about the situation?






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