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How do I add Microsoft DAO to the referenced lib in Excel 2003
We are trying to read data from an Acess dBase from Excel useing VBA.
We have code examples , but keep finding that we need (or think we need) to add a Microsoft lib DAO or ADO... Looking for help... |
How do I add Microsoft DAO to the referenced lib in Excel 2003
I've read Access from Excel, but never so far in VBA, so I'm
not sure what problem you're encountering. But for this to work you do have to own a copy of Access; otherwise the Access objects that you'd need to use won't be in your registry. At least, that's what I think. I recently went through this trying to get Excel to read Project for a friend of mine; I had to intsall a free trial version of Project to be able to write the code. Is Access installed on that PC? --- "PQGUY" wrote: We are trying to read data from an Acess dBase from Excel useing VBA. We have code examples , but keep finding that we need (or think we need) to add a Microsoft lib DAO or ADO. |
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