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Actually, I think I figured it out. The queries are using a linked table, an Excel spreadsheet file and Text file. So, I found the link table manager and change the paths to these 2 files. The queries are now working.
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Actually, I think I figured it out. The queries are using a linked table, an Excel spreadsheet file and Text file. So, I found the link table manager and change the paths to these 2 files. The queries are now working.

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I think the questions were on track, but I found the solution on my own.
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I think the questions were on track, but I found the solution on my own.

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When attempting to open a query in Access 2007 from the Navigation Pane, I see this error message:<br />
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'\\server\apps\timbersales<wbr />\current' is not a valid path. Make sure that the path name is spelled correctly and that you are connected to the server on which the file resides<br />
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How can I change this path, so the query opens up? <br />

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When attempting to open a query in Access 2007 from the Navigation Pane, I see this error message:

'\\server\apps\timbersales\current' is not a valid path. Make sure that the path name is spelled correctly and that you are connected to the server on which the file resides

How can I change this path, so the query opens up? 


Path not valid when opening a query in Access 2007

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