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    Basic way to check if a table and a named range exists?

    Hi all, I'm finishing up on a project and applying "Security" I'm using Application.Undo in many shapes and forms to create a log and to not allow the users to change the layout, but allow them to edit the data.. Question 1: I have an admin sheet (Sheet1) with something like 20 look up...
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    Determine if Access Table exists using Excel VBA - XL 2010 - Windows 7

    Is there a way, in Excel, to determine if a table in Access exists? I have code which currently sets up a connection to Access and returns data to Excel from a Access table. However, if the table does not exist then I want the macro to do something else. Thank you.
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    Excel 2010 - Check if Table Already exists

    OK, so I have the following code in my project that creates a table for a find/copy/paste operation performed later on Range("A1", LastCG).Select Range("C6").Activate ActiveSheet.ListObjects.Add(xlSrcRange, Range("$A$1", LastCG), , xlYes). _ Name = "Table1"...

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