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Excel Import Problem
Is there a method for checking what has changed from one excel to another. You see, I built this function in Access using a macro to import an excel file into access. I used a proto type excel file to test the import process. Which still works fine on the proto type. However, the finished copy of the excel file will even allow an import into the temp table, directly or indirectly.
I am now stuck and need to test the original and final version copies of the excel file to see what if anyhting has changed. That may be causing the problems. Is this possible? Thanks,.... |
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Excel Import Problem
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you may have a look at http://www.cpearson.com/excel/whatsnew.htm look for compare.xla (http://www.cpearson.com/Zips/Compare.ZIP) to compare two worksheets -- Regards Frank Kabel Frankfurt, Germany Russ wrote: Is there a method for checking what has changed from one excel to another. You see, I built this function in Access using a macro to import an excel file into access. I used a proto type excel file to test the import process. Which still works fine on the proto type. However, the finished copy of the excel file will even allow an import into the temp table, directly or indirectly. I am now stuck and need to test the original and final version copies of the excel file to see what if anyhting has changed. That may be causing the problems. Is this possible? Thanks,.... |
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