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How to convert "Excel table" to range without loosing data connection to access ?

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    How to convert "Excel table" to range without loosing data connection to access ?

    Does anybody has any idea how to convert "Excel table" to a range without loosing data connection to access ?

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    Re: How to convert "Excel table" to range without loosing data connection to access ?

    Hi Petr
    An Excel Table "IS" can be used as a Range so why do you feel you need to change it?
    Tony

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    Re: How to convert "Excel table" to range without loosing data connection to access ?

    Hi Tony,
    I am not able to share "Excel table". Get a message to convert it to range :-(

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