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Did you save your query as an MS query object?  If so, you should be able to 
bring it 
up independently of Excel and change the connection name.

--Chris

On 26 Feb 2003 at 12:53, kirkg@xxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

>  I created an excel book that has 4 sheets, each sheet uses a ODBC MS
> Query to pull a subset of data from the same file. Now I'm done
> testing how can I get Excel to point to a Different System?
> 
>  The only way I can see is via an new worksheet/data/get ext data/new
>  db 
> query which means I have to re-create the worksheet from scratch
> 


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