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DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet - sheet ref

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TroyMcClure72

TroyMcClure72

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Mar 25, 2003
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Using transfer spreadsheet thus:

DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet Filename:=FileNameCheck, TableName:="tblBG" & CStr(i) & "L2", Range:="'L4'!A11:S300", HasFieldNames:=True

I have a problem because I want to import the range "A11:S300" on a specific sheet: "L4". The problem is i don't know the syntax on how to do this, the example above doesn't work, can anyone help?
 
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DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acLink, , "tblBG", "FileNameCheck", -1, "L4!A11:S300"
 
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