ID: Q132975
2.00 WINDOWS kbtool xlquery
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In Microsoft Query, when you click the New Query button or click New Query on the File menu, the Available Data Sources list in the Select Data Source dialog box may be empty.
This behavior occurs after you install Microsoft Query, using either the Microsoft Office version 7.0 Setup program or the Microsoft Excel version 7.0 Setup program. This behavior is by design of Microsoft Query. The list of data sources that Microsoft Query uses is different from the list of data sources that ODBC uses.
To view the list of data sources that ODBC uses, do the following:
1. In Microsoft Query, click New Query on the File menu.
2. In the Select Data Source dialog box, click Other.
The ODBC Data Sources dialog box displays the list of data sources that you can use in Microsoft Query.
To add a data source to the Available Data Sources list in Microsoft Query, do the following:
1. In Microsoft Query, click New Query on the File menu.
2. In the Select Data Source dialog box, click Other.
3. In the ODBC Data Sources dialog box, click the data source that you
want to use. (Or click New to add a new data source.)
4. Click OK.
The selected data source now appears in the Available Data Sources list in Microsoft Query.
For more information about adding a data source in Microsoft Query, click the Index tab in Microsoft Query Help, type the following text
adding data
double-click the selected text, and then double-click "Add Data Sources for
Installed Drivers" to go to the "Add Data Sources for Installed Drivers"
topic.
KBCategory: kbtool KBSubcategory: xlquery
Additional reference words: 2.00
Keywords : xlquery
Version : 2.00
Platform : WINDOWS
Last Reviewed: September 15, 1996