Not having installed Office is the cuprit. I've been through this
before. Excel files are not standard ODBC data sources, but Office
includes drivers that allow you to treat them as such. You can get them
from Microsoft as a download to install separately. I've forgotten the
name of the file, but it was not hard to find.
P
Enrique Saint-Pierre wrote:
> Hi:
>
> When I try to import data from ODBC I get the message "" How can I configure it.
>
> The only difference I note between the computer I have this problem and the others where ODBC works is that this one have not Microsoft Office installed.
>
> Thanks in advance,
>
> E.S.
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