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Default ADO connection to Excel 2007 *.xlsx files?

Robert Crandal has brought this to us :
Thanks! I finally got this one to work. I never realized this would
be such a pain to setup, haha! 8)



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GS was thinking very hard :
Oops! Change sExtProps const to "Excel 12.0 Xml;"

Sorry about that!<g


Geez.., that should have read "Change sExtProps12 to..."

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I should have clarified that my last postings regarding the change to
sExtProps12 was only to conform with what you see in Harald's link. My
original posting works 'as is' and is what I use because that's what my
mentor (Rob Bovey) recommends in his book 'Excel 2007 VBA' as the
update to the sample you downloaded from his website earlier.

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