> See TransferSpreadsheet action in the macro.
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Delete the table in a macro action before the TransferSpreadsheet action.
Or, to avoid database bloat, just run a delete query as the first action in
order to delete the data from the table, then run the TransferSpreadsheet
action.

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Ken Snell
<MS ACCESS MVP>
> Thanks very much Ken,
> Now i have the problem that the new file i upload is appending the old
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George - 30 May 2006 04:53 GMT
very good thanks for that
> Delete the table in a macro action before the TransferSpreadsheet action.
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