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Excel ODBC Driver with ADO
The strange thing is that UsedRange returns the correct row count (160 rows)
so the ODBC driver is, apparently, not using UsedRange as documented. Thank you for your input - using a WHERE clause sounds like a more elegant workaround than what I proposed! Tim |
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