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One of the easiest ways I know is to create a DB in Access and then you can use the LINK feature of access to link the Excel file as a Datasource. Then you can query the Access db as you would any other Access DB.
I wouldn't use this in a Production evironment, it wouldn't be able to take alot of hits. - tleish
I wouldn't use this in a Production evironment, it wouldn't be able to take alot of hits. - tleish
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You may also want to see thread232-114097 John Hoarty
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