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 data transfer to excel via client access
with client access Version 5.00, I would like to upload a file to excel 2007 by using data transfer command

Software/Hardware used:
as400, client access express for windows version 5.00
ASKED: April 20, 2011  12:53 PM
UPDATED: May 2, 2011  11:00 PM

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Use the Excel Add-in that's included with the iSeries Client Access for Windows software. You get a cool little icon on your Excel tool bar for uploads and downloads. But I agree the ODBC connection option's offer you much more features. <a href="http://www.code400.com/forum/showthread.php/539-Add-in-for-Excel-to-pull-data-from-AS400">http://www.code400.com/forum/showthread.php/539-Add-in-for-Excel-to-pull-data-from-AS400 </a> If Microsoft Excel was installed on your PC after Client Access Express, do the following: 1 Ensure that you installed Data Transfer Excel Add-in support when you installed Client Access Express. This support is installed during a typical and full installation but may not have been installed in a custom or 5250 installation. 2 Open Microsoft Excel. 3 Click Add-Ins from the Tools menu. 4 Click the Browse button. 5 Locate the path where Client Access Express was installed. 6 Double-click on the shared folder. 7 Double-click on the cwbtfxla file. 8 Click OK. Now you can click on the data transfer toolbar icon that appears on your Microsoft Excel toolbar. You can also run a data transfer request by selecting Transfer Data From AS/400 from the Data menu.
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I would like to upload a file to excel 2007 by using data transfer command

You can use the data transfer command to create a copy of the file, and then you can open that copy in Excel (if you copied to a compatible format.)

You can also use the iSeries Access Data Transfer add-in for Excel. That allows you to request the transfer into Excel while you have Excel open. The add-in needs to be installed before you can use it.

What problem are you having?

Tom

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USE ODBC in excel.. Like Tom said.. Works great

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You may want to consider MS Query since it comes w/Excel (no add-ins) and works w/other databases – not just DB2. If you’re not familiar w/MS Query a short demo is here. A screen shot of setting up the Client Access ODBC driver is on the next page of this blog:

http://itknowledgeexchange.techtarget.com/beyond-excel/manually-linking-to-data-ms-query/

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