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Leo, InfoSeeker
from the access menu, go to File / Get External Data / Link Tables.
Navigate to your other access files and select the tables you want - once
you've linked to them you can rename them in the current database to give
them more meaningful names if required.
You'll need to input the password to link to them. Note this means that
anyone with permissions to the CURRENT database will be able to see the ones
you've linked to.
Be aware that if you make any changes to the data in linked tables, you're
actually changing the data in the other database - so be careful.

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> Hi,
> I have two or three simple accounting Access files, each for seperate fiscal
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> tables and queries through my current working area.
> please note that all files are protected with password.
Leo - 14 Jul 2005 13:29 GMT
thanks for replying
but can i link the queries as well, since most of my reports based on
queries.
or can I use a linked table/query to base my report??

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Thans & Best regards
Leo, InfoSeeker
> from the access menu, go to File / Get External Data / Link Tables.
> Navigate to your other access files and select the tables you want - once
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> > tables and queries through my current working area.
> > please note that all files are protected with password.