> I have created my first userform. This form will be emailed to users who are
> requesting certain reports. When they return the form filled with data. I
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> straight to the Access Database. How do I do this? Can someone please help
> me to do this? Thank you in advance for any help on this question.
Thank you for your response. I will for now take the easiest route
possible as I need to implement this ASAP. I will go the worksheet route
then export to Access. However, I would eventually like to make this more
efficient and therefore would have to learn how to do it. What sites or
books do you recommend where I can get this knowledge/info. You mentioned
how do it manually, where could I find this? and also the ADODB Recordsets.
What does ADODB mean? Thanks for all your help.
> Sending data from XL ot Access is farily easy if you do it manually from the
> access side. If you want to automate it however via code then you need use
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> > straight to the Access Database. How do I do this? Can someone please help
> > me to do this? Thank you in advance for any help on this question.
Jim Thomlinson - 07 Dec 2007 18:12 GMT
To import into access follow the instructions posted by JLGWhiz.
ADODB stands for ActiveX Data Objects Data Base (which I'm sure does not
help you one little bit). A quick search of this site will get you lots of
hits.

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> Thank you for your response. I will for now take the easiest route
> possible as I need to implement this ASAP. I will go the worksheet route
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> > > straight to the Access Database. How do I do this? Can someone please help
> > > me to do this? Thank you in advance for any help on this question.