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Linking multiple access tables in one word document
Can I link multiple tables in one word document? (The table are from the same
access file) TIA |
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Linking multiple access tables in one word document
I guess I should add... other than a query
"Earl" wrote: Can I link multiple tables in one word document? (The table are from the same access file) TIA |
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Linking multiple access tables in one word document
Hi Earl -
You can create as many separate links in a Word doc as you need to as many different _files_ as necessary, but AFAIK you can't link to an Access table or query as it is content _within_ a file. IOW, you can link to the dbf, but you can't link directly to objects within it. You can, however, choose from at least 3 other options: 1- Create Reports in Access & output as Word docs using the Office Links feature (despite the name of the feature, though, the output is not 'linked' to the Access Report Object or its record source), 2- Output the Access data as an Excel file and link to it (this results in a dynamic link to the Excel file, but the Excel file is _not_ linked to the Access data), 3- Use Excel to query or link to the Access data, then create a link in Word to the Excel file (this gives the ability to keep the Word content current, but I'm sure you can appreciate that it is also the most fragile of these options). HTH |:) "Earl" wrote: I guess I should add... other than a query "Earl" wrote: Can I link multiple tables in one word document? (The table are from the same access file) TIA |
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