Gustav Brock
gustav at cactus.dk
Tue Jan 6 09:07:34 CST 2004
Hi Erwin If you can (multi)select cells in a worksheet, you can copy and paste into an appropriate open select query. Or you could apply a Named Range to that selecting, save and close, then link this Named Range as a linked table in Access. You could even record a macro for each cinema's worksheet to perform this action ... /gustav > We receive on a daily basis (7x7) a lot of excel files with data in it > from several sources. > We can not standarise those files for several reasons so we print these > files en type the data manualy in Access. > I was wondering if anyone ever has written a function so you could click > the cells with the data and then right-click something and the data is > passed to a recordset in Access depending on your multiselect order in > Excel. > Importing is not an option because these files change to much and are > often to complex (more data in the file then we need). > The data are boxoffice figures from cinema theatres. > So the data we need as a result looks like this. > Date1 MovieA Tickets Amount > Date1 MovieB Tickets Amount > Date1 MovieC Tickets Amount > Date2 MovieA Tickets Amount > Date2 MovieC Tickets Amount > Date2 MovieD Tickets Amount > The excel sheets can vary, it can be horizontal, vertical, double > vertical double horizontal... > So I believe a multi select would be a solution. I think it will be > faster than printing and manual typing. > I just want some code that put me on the road with this multiselecting > thing and passing to Access.