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I am trying to export data so that I can read it. I can try an access or excel file, but I really do not know how to do it. I go to export ODBC and get completly lost from there. can anyone walk me through all of the steps? I can give it a name, but then I get totally stuck. Thanks
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to read in excel, i normaly export schedule as delimeted text, i than open the file from excel...
i never needed to export odbc...
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