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9.7

VBA error message - cannot find table

Asked by jhb126 in VB Script, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software, SQL Query Syntax

The attached code (see attached) is a VBA code using ADO & SQL to put data from an Access table into an Excel spreadsheet. When run it returns an error message that it can't find the table (error message attached). I've checked the datadase path (see attached) and the table name (see attached) and can't figure out the problem. I'm using Office 2007 on a laptop running XP pro. I am not using the BankTable or DateFrom variables in the SQL. Start Free Trial 
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Sub Get_Bank_ACH_Data_V2()
' Get Bank ACH Data
    Dim MyConnect As String
    Dim MyRecordset As ADODB.Recordset
    Dim MySQL As String
    Dim BankTable As String
    Dim DateFrom As Date
' Declare connection String
    MyConnect = "Provider=Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.12.0;" & _
    "Data Source= C:\Integration\JHB_CPA_Banking.accdb"
' Declare Bank Table
    BankTable = "TABC_Chase"
' Declare DateFrom=#03/28/2008#
' SQL Statement
    MySQL = "SELECT Bank_Number, Record, Trans_Date, Reference, Amount" & _
        " FROM TABC_Chase" & _
        " Where Trans_Date > #3/28/2008#"
'Step 4:  Instantiate and Specify your Recordset
    Set MyRecordset = New ADODB.Recordset
    MyRecordset.Open MySQL, MyConnect, adOpenStatic, adLockReadOnly
'Step 4:  Find first empty cell
     Sheets("AppendData").Select
     ACH_Data = "A" & ActiveSheet.Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeLastCell).Row + 1
      
'Step 5:  Copy the Recordset to First Empty Row
     ActiveSheet.Range(ACH_Data).CopyFromRecordset MyRecordset
 
End Sub
Attachments:
 
VBA-error-message.pdf (9 KB) (File Type Details) 
Screen capture of the error message
 
 
Debug-view.pdf (21 KB) (File Type Details) 
Screen capture of the code when debug is clicked
 
 
Access-Database-Location.pdf (16 KB) (File Type Details) 
Screen captue of Explorer showing the location of the databse
 
 
The-TABC-Chase-table-in-Access.pdf (3 KB) (File Type Details) 
Screen capture of the Table in Access
 
 
The-references-selected-in-VBA.pdf (5 KB) (File Type Details) 
The references selected in VBA
 
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