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I was wondering if it's possible to a run a macro in one database from another database. Is there a command? Basically, if i had db1.mdb, db2.mdb, and db3.mdb... and they all do some kinda import data to another database say MasterDB.mdb, is there some way I can have a macro or command in...

I'm having a problem with linking dBase III files using Access 2000. On any computer in my office that uses Windows 98, we can link/use any table that is in dBase III format. However, anytime we install Access 2000 on a computer running Windows 2000 professional or Windows XP, the exact same...

sorry about the confusion... actually, each text field is using different columns from an existing table... i.e. there's a text field called 0399S and there's another filed called 0300S... now there's literally dozens of different columns in my existing table so i simply took the first set up...

I have a report that uses dozens of individual text fields. In each text field there is a label that will say something such as [0399S]/[0399P]. What I want to change is the 99 to 00 so that the text field now uses the formula [0300S/0300P]. Is there a fast way of doing this? What I really...

same error message - "External table is not in expected format." This is the message I get when I try to run a query using that linked table, when I try and link at (after I have selected it), when I try to open the table, or change the design view.

same error When I link, everything is normal until the end after I hit okay. The it says the same error message of "External table..."

I'm using Windows XP. I ran a foxpro query to make a DBase III table. The table is linked to an access database. I can use/look at/design change the table on other comps, but I can't from my comp. What do I need to do.

I sometimes use Forms as Reports to print out my tables. However, the forms do not always save my page setups that I tell it too. For example I have 3 forms, all that should print on legal with 0" margins, but they won't stick. One form may keep the settings while the next one will go back to...