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Good morning -
Tried to 'search' for help on this, but I don't think I'm using the correct terminology.... I've built an Access database which uses 4 queries to get to the desired data set. I've also designed an Excel workbook that takes the result set and slices/dices it several ways -- the initital design of this used a manual export from Access. This is where I get stuck.... My goal is to have the Excel file do all of 'the work'. When a user opens the file, the see the 'old' data and then by pushing a button, they're able to see the most recent data. Ideally, pushing this button would trigger the Access database to completely update itself (ie run all 4 sections). How do I do this? Right now, my 'final' results in Access sit in Query #4 -- I could easily do a 'make-table' and link Excel to this created table. Would that be any better? Any help at all is greatly appreciated! Rgds, Ray |
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