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edit dqy file (Excel ODBC Query)
Is there a way to edit an existing .dqy file (Excel ODBC Query)?
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edit dqy file (Excel ODBC Query)
Yes. You can go into MSQuery and open the file then edit it. You can either
go to MSQuery from Excel (Data... Get External Data... New Database Query) and then open, edit, and save the file - even if you never return the values to Excel ("Cancel and return to Microsoft Excel"). But you can also open MSQuery directly - it is an .exe file in your Office program file folder (MSQRY.EXE). Then create and edit queries to your heart's content! -- - K Dales "RalphIBower" wrote: Is there a way to edit an existing .dqy file (Excel ODBC Query)? |
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