On its way. Thanks a bunch.

Bernie Deitrick wrote:
Frank,

If you want to use Excel as a database, then enter your data into a
database: one sheet of one workbook, with all the information that you need,
and all the fields by which you you want to isolate data. (Excel isn't a
relational database, but you can use multiple databases if the information
isn't well related, like one for personal data like addresses, and another
for your actual data) Then you can use data filters to show / extract the
information that you want. Forget about using multiple workbooks - they
just make things harder.

HTH,
Bernie
MS Excel MVP

Hello. I need to be able to access data from Jan. '04 into the future from
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Thanks,


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