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When you say &quot;import to GMail&quot;, I assume you mean you want to move the spreadsheet to Google Docs (i.e. docs.google.com/spreadshee<wbr />ts)?<br />
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If so, then no, you cannot link to that spreadsheet. You'd need to download it to your local machine and link it from there.
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When you say "import to GMail", I assume you mean you want to move the spreadsheet to Google Docs (i.e. docs.google.com/spreadsheets)?

If so, then no, you cannot link to that spreadsheet. You'd need to download it to your local machine and link it from there.

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We importing xls once into GMail or creating it from scratch.<br />
The ODBC link to it is now required.
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We importing xls once into GMail or creating it from scratch.
The ODBC link to it is now required.

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Say, I am able to create an ODBC link to a Microsoft XL Spread sheet. If I import the spread sheet into Gmail, is there a way to create an ODBC link to it? I would like to access this database via, for example, ACCESS.<br />
Thanks
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Say, I am able to create an ODBC link to a Microsoft XL Spread sheet. If I import the spread sheet into Gmail, is there a way to create an ODBC link to it? I would like to access this database via, for example, ACCESS.
Thanks

ODBC - Link to Gmail Spreadsheet

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