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Hello all,

I keep getting the following error whenever i execute a access program. The program is supposed to retrieve data from the source database and then put it into an excel spreadsheet then replace it into a new excel spreadsheet which is a formatted sheet. Can anyone assist.

Here is the error below in bold, the second line is the line that the error is trying to debug:

Application-defined or object-defined error
Workbooks(nn).S heets(1).QueryT ables(1).Refres h
Jul 25 '07 #1
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