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rs.addnew - named range vs. individual cell
Hi Everyone,
I know I can write the codes as follows to transfer data from Excel to Access... ..AddNew !FirstName = strFirst !LastName = strLast .Update but is there anyway to specify and entire named range and have that append into the access table without specifying each individual field? I've made my excel record include all fields the same as the access record. ~Jessica |
rs.addnew - named range vs. individual cell
"Jessica" wrote in message
... Hi Everyone, I know I can write the codes as follows to transfer data from Excel to Access... .AddNew !FirstName = strFirst !LastName = strLast .Update but is there anyway to specify and entire named range and have that append into the access table without specifying each individual field? I've made my excel record include all fields the same as the access record. ~Jessica Hi Jessica, You can probably do something like this... rs.AddNew For i = 1 To rs.Fields.Count rs(i - 1) = Range("whatever").Cells(1, i) Next rs.Update Roger |
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