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Default Can you change linked Excel file to Access path with Excel VBA

Hi,

Using Excel 2000 and Access 2000

I have a few large Excel files linked to Access and use Excel to query
the required data

My program is now going global within the company I work with and it
is not guaranteeed that all users will have the same path names

I wrote an add-in that has full control where the files are saved and
the .mdb will always be in the same location along with my program and
other relevant files required.

Example, at work I have a network folder J:\Item Branch Metric, if I
work from home I manually use the Linked Table Manager in Access to
change this to C:\Item Branch Metric

Can VBA be used to do the above change ?

TIA for any help

 
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