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I have an access database that has an update query in it that updates a
linked excel sheet. Everything was working fine until the IT guys at work
got me a new machine. Now, I get an error that the sheet is not updateable.
When I just open the linked sheet and try and manually change the data or add
a record, I'm unable too.
I went to a co-workers machine that uses the same file and they can run it
no problem. So, in further testing, I created a brand new access database
and a brand new excel sheet and linked the excel sheet into the database and
can't alter any of the data that way either.
My IT guys have taken a look at it and are stumped.
So, question is, can anyone think of some security setting that might exist
on the new machine that may be preventing this (my machine is running Windows
XP and access is 2002 w/ SP 3)?
linked excel sheet. Everything was working fine until the IT guys at work
got me a new machine. Now, I get an error that the sheet is not updateable.
When I just open the linked sheet and try and manually change the data or add
a record, I'm unable too.
I went to a co-workers machine that uses the same file and they can run it
no problem. So, in further testing, I created a brand new access database
and a brand new excel sheet and linked the excel sheet into the database and
can't alter any of the data that way either.
My IT guys have taken a look at it and are stumped.
So, question is, can anyone think of some security setting that might exist
on the new machine that may be preventing this (my machine is running Windows
XP and access is 2002 w/ SP 3)?