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Kevin
Hi all,
I have been using Office for many years but only recently began to use Excel
and Access together to produce the data I needed. I prefer Excel as Access
often frustrates me
I have created an Excel spreadsheet that pulls basic customer details from
our Access database, this works fine. I then have 31 columns representing the
days of the month, which we populate with data. Another worksheet multiplies
this data by the charge rates within Access and we produce a billing report
for our accounts department.
When we add or remove a customer in Access, the Excel list of customers
updates ok but the data that we have previously entered does not move up or
down as expected! I have tried each of the 3 options relating to 'data range
changes' without success.
Should I try to do all of the above in Access using a Form to populate a
data table or can I force Excel to move our data to match the Access
customers?
Thanks
Brian.
I have been using Office for many years but only recently began to use Excel
and Access together to produce the data I needed. I prefer Excel as Access
often frustrates me
I have created an Excel spreadsheet that pulls basic customer details from
our Access database, this works fine. I then have 31 columns representing the
days of the month, which we populate with data. Another worksheet multiplies
this data by the charge rates within Access and we produce a billing report
for our accounts department.
When we add or remove a customer in Access, the Excel list of customers
updates ok but the data that we have previously entered does not move up or
down as expected! I have tried each of the 3 options relating to 'data range
changes' without success.
Should I try to do all of the above in Access using a Form to populate a
data table or can I force Excel to move our data to match the Access
customers?
Thanks
Brian.