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Default Opening an Access mdb file from Excel VBA

If anyone out there can assist me I will be most grateful. I am trying to
open an Access mdb file from VBA within excel and to further open one of the
macros within the mdb file.

If it helps, the purpose of this is to udpate an Access database from some
extremely large spreadsheets from excel so that I can run some killer
financial reports from it. I find that sum-if and vlookups on such large
amounts of data are cumbersome in excel alone. So, I want to do the calcs in
Access through queries and return them into excel. But, as this spreadsheet
is going to be used by others, I want it to be seemless.

I can accomplish the task if I put the following string into Start/Run:

"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Office\Office11\msaccess.exe" "C:\Documents and
Settings\Administrator\My Documents\Test Directory\Excel Access Test Db.mdb"
/Excl /X Macro1"

Please help.


Regards,

Layne

 
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