1: Yes, but if the spreadsheet has been linked to another workbook then no. You must open the workbook and update it (either manually or through vba).
2: If you simply clear the contents of the linked spreadsheet the rows will be empty. You need to delete the rows.
I don’t know of a way of doing this in Access but the
Edit/Paste Special/Transpose will do it in Excel. The only problem is that you can only do one row (or column) at a time. The following uses two spreadsheets – The source file (wsSrc) and the destination file (wsDest). Here’s an example...
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