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.
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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.
Last Wiki Answer Submitted: April 26, 2011 6:01 pm by Teandy5,830 pts.
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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.
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:
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
USE ODBC in excel.. Like Tom said.. Works great
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/