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VLeonard
I am importing MS Access query results into Excel using
Data, Import External Data, Import Data. I select the
database and the query to import to a named range within
Excel. I am using the same process to import many
queries and have automated the entire process to pressing
a button.
The problem is that Excel creates its own named ranges
during my automated process. The named ranges created
start with the name of the database being imported
followed by a sequential number (i.e. Sales_1,
Sales_2...) If I try to delete these named ranges, the
Database Import Query is deleted and I must rebuild the
Import External Data query. Most of the queries I import
work fine, but 6 are really causing problems. Any
suggestions or knowledge would be greatly appreciated.
VLeonard
Data, Import External Data, Import Data. I select the
database and the query to import to a named range within
Excel. I am using the same process to import many
queries and have automated the entire process to pressing
a button.
The problem is that Excel creates its own named ranges
during my automated process. The named ranges created
start with the name of the database being imported
followed by a sequential number (i.e. Sales_1,
Sales_2...) If I try to delete these named ranges, the
Database Import Query is deleted and I must rebuild the
Import External Data query. Most of the queries I import
work fine, but 6 are really causing problems. Any
suggestions or knowledge would be greatly appreciated.
VLeonard