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I don't know. Good question for an Excel forum.
Would it help to populate the Excel file from Access using DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet? Look it up in the Help file.
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I am trying to get data from a 2016 access database into excel 2016. If I apply no encryption to the access database it's very easy to access tables in excel simply by selecting Data->get-data->from-database->From Microsoft access database then browse to the location of my accdb file. When I encrypt my access database and follow the same procedure, not surprisingly the connection fails with the error “Not a valid password” as at no stage have I been asked for one. I would have thought Excel would have just prompted me for the access encryption password, but it does not and as far as I can see there is nowhere to specify an access database password in excel. Is there a simple way to get this working without resorting to VBA scripting?
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I don't know. Good question for an Excel forum.
Would it help to populate the Excel file from Access using DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet? Look it up in the Help file.