This is WAY off topic for Ms. Accrss REPORTS. If you are capable of some coding in VBA, Ms. Access can create a table with all of the spreadsheest's data. It can also be done in Excel, but like the Tic-Tac ad says - "I wouldn't recommend it". If you have some knowledge of VBA, post his in a more appropitate forum - including some details and you should get an answer.
MichaelRed
redmsp@erols.com
There is never time to do it right but there is always time to do it over
At bottom of table in first cell LINK to other Excel file and copy link to a range equal to the Linked File. Then select new range and Copy/Past Special/Values. This simulates the Way File Combine worked in Lotus 123 or use Lotus 123 to do it.
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