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Thank you, Hans. Works great.

Mine are attached. Only 11 grandchildren are shown here, but #12 was born this past Sunday. What a nice Easter present!!

Truly very interesting. I’m beginning a class this evening on Computer Basics to include the evolution of computers and storage devices. Thanks for the link.

Since there’s no more brandy, I’ll have to be more careful in avalanches!!

I think I stumbled upon the solution. I looked at the ODBC dsn I created and realized that there was no system database defined (there is security on the database). So I assigned the proper system.mdw on the System DSN tab in the ODBC Data Source Administrator and retried the New Database Query in Excel. The fields appeared when I clicked on the expander button. Hope this helps someone else down the road.

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Quite moving, Stats. Thanks for sharing.

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Nice pic of 3 dogs, John,

Each lesson must have ended with a bit of a clef hanger.

I know of a Podiatrist in my home town named Dr. Odor.

The Gator Fingers caught my eye. I always that those were toes!!

That’s being nice to your visitors.

Lately down here we sometimes label our “Tourists” as “Illegals”.

Central Ohio, USA for the next 7 days.

And we thought that to be rather fast!!

I need to apologize to you Hans. I understand now what you did. I can show the real grid “text” in a query or report.

Thank you Mark and Hans for your replies. Unfortunately, Hans, the map coordinates need to be text fields, to match the grids on our city/county maps. The requery idea seems to work. Thanks again.

Thank you Hans