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Access Password Backdoor
Robert1<br><br>Thanks for the info. I'll check it out as well as your truncating issue.<br>- buggs13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Access Password Backdoor
Yes, I have tried to import the data into Access and a variety of other programs including Crystal Reports. The "Enter Database Password" screen is the only response I get.- buggs13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Access Password Backdoor
WebGodiva<br><br>Thanks, but I've tried that and a variety of other combinations since that did not work. <br><br>Any other ideas??- buggs13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Access Password Backdoor
I have an Access database that was created by another programmer. He has the database password protected ( and maybe encrypted). I need to get to the data, and the programmer no longer works here.<br><br>Any Ideas on how I can get the database open???- buggs13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Excel Macro: Select first empty cell in a column
I am trying to build a macro that will select the first empty cell in column "A" for all worksheets in a workbook.<br><br>So far I have this:<br><b><br>Sub Go_To_First_Empty_Cell()<br>'<br>' Go_To_First_Empty_Cell Macro<br><br>Dim ws, Asheet<br>Set Asheet =...- buggs13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
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Excel usage questions
The best way I know to sum a large # of cells is the following:<br><br>1. Click in the "Grand Total" cell<br>2. Click on the equals sign and select <b>SUM</b><br>3. Click the Cell Select button at the side of the "Number 1" field<br>4. Click in the first Subtotal cell<br>5...- buggs13
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- Forum: Microsoft: Office
