Saving Access Database & excel Files

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Guest

Hii Guys,

I have this problem i have 2 excel files which i have linked to a database
ever now and then i would want to copy these file from where they are and
save themm on another drive . Every time i do this the database does not work
and i have to relink the excel file . Is there anyway how i can solve this ??
 
Are you saying that you are trying to move the Excel files and then Access
can't find them where you told it they were?

Could you just make a copy and put the copy elsewhere?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
 
I am moving/copying all file , the access seems to be always looking for the
files where they where initially

Anton
Access For Fun
 
Access has no way of knowing you moved the files unless you tell it to look
elsewhere.

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
 
Hii Jeff,
thank you for your attention , ok i understand the situation . I just wanted
to be sure that ther isn't something i am missing as it is a bit cumbersome
to keep chaging the links every time .

Thanks again
 
Anton

Yes, it could get tiresome.

If you'll describe a bit more about "why" you are moving the files, perhaps
folks here in the newsgroup can offer an approach that works better...

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
 
Thanks again Jeff for asking ,

My main reason is that I mainly develope the system IE Excel files & access
file on my laptop but when i need to print i have to load the files on the
network , also sometimes i have to show the reports and and the workings on
someones eles PC.

I hope i am explaining myself :)
 
Anton

So why do you need to "move" the files? If you need a copy of the files to
load elsewhere, could you use Windows Explorer to copy/paste as needed?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Office/Access MVP
 

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