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OK, I ended up with:
1. Excel sheet supplied by colleague with raw data 2. New Excel sheet linked to my coleague's sheet which has the functions I need to make a few extra columns 3. Access database links to the new sheet to give the queries I wanted 4. A 3rd Excel sheet links to the Access queries and presents the results So this is REALLY round-the-houses, but I couldn't replicate all the Access queries in Excel with the level of knowledge I have. At least it works! |
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