VBA replace Access table everyday automatically

rplohocky

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I'm not sure if I should be asking this question in this forum or Excel but here goes. I am sent a report of system errors everyday by an excel spreadsheet. We have to clear each error form this report which can be in the thousands. In order to filter and organize these errors, I built a database where I upload this spreadsheet into everyday with new errors. I would love to have a better method to send this daily spreadsheet up into the access database by using VBA.

I have found a couple other posts that appear to do what I'm looking for but they are really old and using old versions of Access. I am using Office 2016, the most current thread I can find shows 2013 Access.

I would really appreciate any ideas or suggestions? I am fairly good at excel VBA and ok at Access VBA. I usually figure out what is happening in VBA but I need something to start from.
 
If the first option works and the second doesn't then I'd use the first option. If neither works then post more details. I don't actually understand why you would have a hard coded range - that implies your data is always exactly in range(A1:Q1000) which seems unusual to me - why would you have exactly 1000 rows of errors each day?
 
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