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Advanced VBA exercises on LINKING TO DATA
This page lists the 3 exercises about Linking to data in Advanced VBA on our website:
| Software: | Advanced VBA |
| Version: | Any MS Office versions |
| Topic: | Linking to data |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Courses: | Fast track Excel VBAAdvanced VBA |
| Exercise: | Use ADO in VBA to add data to an Access database from an Excel workbook. |
| Software: | Advanced VBA |
| Version: | Any MS Office versions |
| Topic: | Linking to data |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Courses: | Fast track Excel VBAAdvanced VBA |
| Exercise: | Use ADO to extract a table of data from an Access database into a new Excel worksheet. |
| Software: | Advanced VBA |
| Version: | Any MS Office versions |
| Topic: | Linking to data |
| Level: | Average difficulty |
| Courses: | Fast track Excel VBAAdvanced VBA |
| Exercise: | Create an input form for Beatles, linking Excel to Access using ADO, then read Beatles back into an array using REDIM PRESERVE. |
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