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Access Reference
I have a workbook that in my testing is pulling data from and writing data to
an access .mdb file that is on a path, say, h:\mypath. But when this goes into production, I will be moving that .mdb file to somewhere else on the network. My question, is there a way to change the references to the external data that is displayed in various parts of this workbook, or am I better off deleteing (not sure how to do this either) all the references and reestablishing them to the relocation .mdb location? |
Access Reference
Hi Mike,
See if you can find the path by doing this: Click on a cell within the data range that is linked to the mdb file. Data menuImport External DataEdit Query In the Connection box (if the data is linked this way) you should see the path to the file. Hope this helps, Sean. "Mike H." wrote: I have a workbook that in my testing is pulling data from and writing data to an access .mdb file that is on a path, say, h:\mypath. But when this goes into production, I will be moving that .mdb file to somewhere else on the network. My question, is there a way to change the references to the external data that is displayed in various parts of this workbook, or am I better off deleteing (not sure how to do this either) all the references and reestablishing them to the relocation .mdb location? |
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