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Hello,

I am trying to write some data to a DB4 file so that it can be used by
ArcGIS later in the program. Can this be done using VBA?

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Dylan

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You can connect from Excel to most common DB formats. I assume that ODBC
would do it.
Or you can save Excel file in DB4 format.

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I am trying to write some data to a DB4 file so that it can be used by
ArcGIS later in the program. Can this be done using VBA?

Thanks,
Dylan



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If the data is set up like a database you can do file=Save As, and select
dbf 4 as the file type

if you are using vba
Activeworkbook.Saveas filename:="C:\myfolder\mydbf.dbf", fileformat:=xldbf4

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Hello,

I am trying to write some data to a DB4 file so that it can be used by
ArcGIS later in the program. Can this be done using VBA?

Thanks,
Dylan


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