Import The Last Row An Access Table

Nov 26, 2007

Is it possible to import the last row an Access table into Excel either through VBA or an excel function.

I need it to be only the last row, due to the size of the database, I have tried importing using a query but this takes a long time as it checks each row first.

Is there a way to find the last row automatically a bit like this in excel.



myendrow = sheets("sheet1").range("a65536").end(xlup).row

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