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I am trying to create from Excel 2003 a link to a Access 2003 table. I
then wan to append that linked table to another table and have the temp table deleted. This is in an effort to find the most effecient way to insert a lot (1,000 -1 ,500) records from Excel into Access with the most speed. The problem is that the code I have found on the web does not seem to work with Excel 2003. Can anyone help me with the correct code. Thanks in advance. -Scott |
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hi,
You don't need code. in excel, give your data a range name. in access go fileget external datalink tables. in the file name box at the bottom select excel files. brouse to the excel file you wish to link to and double click. in the wizard, select "show named ranges" and select your named range then just follow the rest of the wizard. regards FSt1 " wrote: I am trying to create from Excel 2003 a link to a Access 2003 table. I then wan to append that linked table to another table and have the temp table deleted. This is in an effort to find the most effecient way to insert a lot (1,000 -1 ,500) records from Excel into Access with the most speed. The problem is that the code I have found on the web does not seem to work with Excel 2003. Can anyone help me with the correct code. Thanks in advance. -Scott |
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