We use 2 products from KEMETECH called CVTXLSDBF and CVTDBFXLS to transfer 
data back and forth from Excel and the AS/400.  It is very easy to use and 
is not expensive.

HTH,

Nick


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EPC Molding, Inc.
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RE: Automating downloading an Excel spread sheet to the iSeries using   a 
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Thank you for the tip, but I have used this process, successfully, in the 
past.
What I was looking for was a process that would allow the user to send 
data from an Excel 
spread sheet to the iSeries via a macro.
In other words, to automate the data transfer process once the user has 
finished entering
his data into his spread sheet.

Thanks again,   Rene

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Subject: Re: Automating downloading an Excel spread sheet to the iSeries
usinga macro


This is has been handled as a "add on" to Client Access for a
number of years. It's free and easy to handle.

http://www-912.ibm.com/s_dir/slkbase.nsf/1ac66549a21402188625680b0002037e/5305eddb9ee075b886256e86005928a8?OpenDocument&ExpandSection=-1&Highlight=0,Excel#_Section1





Chavez, Rene (NBC Universal) wrote:

>>I have been given a project to accomplish the above.
>>I can't seem to get a straight approach from anyone, 
>>Can you help.
>>
>>Thanks in advance,  Rene
> 
> 

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