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I just tried something that I should have done before I sent the last post. I created a link to an Excel spreadsheet, and linked it to an existing Access table. This is not an ODBC link, but just choosing the .xls file from the Link dialog box. This *replaces* the table, and creates a new table with column names F1, F2, F3, etc. I think we need to retain the original column names. This is being used display selected data on a web page. tia, db
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