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There are a number of ways to approach this ....use Microsoft Query to import all records and then extract the required data in Excel ....... create the Query using SQL in VBA ...... using ADO/DAO to read the table ....... and so on.
O'Reilly publish a good book that you may find helpful:- Integrating Excel and Access ISBN 0-596-00973-9 $39.95 USD (probably cheaper on Amazon). You can buy the PDF version, or just selected Chapters, online at:
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My copy is the first edition (October 2005) and has 216 pages. In my copy, Chapter 3 is titled "Data Access from Excel VBA" and consists of 20 pages.
Of course, it does assume that you are comfortable with writing Excel VBA.
Hope this helps.
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