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iliekater
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icon Can I use ADO in VBA

Is it possible to use ADO in VBA 6 ?

25-11-2006 at 08:38 PM
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iliekater
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icon Re: Can I use ADO in VBA

I think I found it : instead of trying to add a reference (from the "References ..." menu) , I simply added an Adodc control to a form of my project (ofcourse I have also added the Access Reference too) . However , I have to admit that it's quite annoying the method used in VBA to add controls (instead of using the Project > Components ... menu - like in VB , you have to right click the controls toolbar) .

25-11-2006 at 08:53 PM
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