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Re: importing report from mde to mdb
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| Nemony;
I have imported tables from MDE files into MDB files and used and modified
them.
Open the MDB, Click on File, Click on Get external data, Click on Import
(I'm using Access 2K, Your steps may vary but the important thing is Click
on Import.)
Select the MDE file containing the Reports You want.
Click on the OK button.
Andy
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> There's no possibility that he found a way to do it. It's far more likely
> that the MDB that corresponds to the MDE has been lost.
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> You'll have to try reengineering the changes in the MDE that aren't in the
> MDB.
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| '69 Camaro 2005-04-06, 8:04 pm |
| Hi, Andy.
> Open the MDB, Click on File, Click on Get external data, Click on Import
> (I'm using Access 2K, Your steps may vary but the important thing is Click
> on Import.)
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> Select the MDE file containing the Reports You want.
One cannot import reports from an MDE database file or into an MDE database
file. Only the tables and queries can be imported using the built-in
wizards. If you think that you are succeeding in importing reports from the
MDE database file using the Import Wizard, then you are using an MDB
database file that has been renamed with the MDE extension, but it is still
an MDB database file.
Reports in an MDE database file can be copied into an MDB database file
(sans the module) or the report's design can be altered, but not by using
the Wizards.
HTH.
Gunny
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"Andy" <pchelp@wtcinformme.com> wrote in message
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> Nemony;
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> I have imported tables from MDE files into MDB files and used and modified
> them.
>
> Open the MDB, Click on File, Click on Get external data, Click on Import
> (I'm using Access 2K, Your steps may vary but the important thing is Click
> on Import.)
>
> Select the MDE file containing the Reports You want.
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> Click on the OK button.
>
> Andy
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> "Douglas J. Steele" < NOSPAM_djsteele@NOSP
AM_canada.com> wrote in message
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