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Excel

Philip has attended:
Excel Advanced course
Access Advanced course
Project Intro Intermediate course

by - delegate Philip [7 posts] (2007 Aug 3 Fri, 09:55) Reply

How do I make Excel operate as part of an Access application, please?

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RE: Excel

by - trainer Richard platinum contributer [813 posts] (2007 Aug 7 Tue, 11:29) Reply

Hi Philip

Depending on what you want to create, you would use different options. If you can be more specific, then perhaps I could point you in a specific direction.

In the mean time, you can link an excel sheet to Access by using the following commands:

FILE > GET EXTERNAL DATA > IMPORT / LINK

Regards
Richard

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