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#Odbc excel windows#

To resolve this error, use the 32-bit odbcad32.exe to configure or remove the DSN."īut the DSN used for queries from Excel files isn't user-defined! It was installed by MS Office Installer! So MS Office Installer didn't check, is there 32-bit or 64-bit OS? And no update or SP didn't correct this either?

#Odbc excel driver#

The specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Driver and Application If you use the 64-bit odbcad32.exe to configure or remove a DSN that connects to a 32-bit driver, for example, Driver do Microsoft Access (*.mdb), you will receive the following error message: OK, it looks like I got the reason I have problem from here. Only this will hardly be an acceptable working solution :-) The specified DSN contains an architecture mismatch between the Deiver and Applicationīut the strangest thing is, that when I now return to my app, the query works again - until I close the Excel session. The Setup routines for Microsoft Excel Driver (*.xls,*.xlsx, *.xlsm,*.xlsb) ODBC driver could not be found. When I try to configure it, at first an error message is displayed: When I open ODBC Data Source Administrator, then on User DSN tab a data source is displayed:Įxcel Files, Microsoft Excel Driver (*.xls,*.xlsx, *.xlsm,*.xlsb) It works a treat, so long as the Excel session lasts.Īfter I close the Excel, and then open my Excel app anew, the error message is displayed whenever I try to refresh the query: So on ReportSheet, I select from menu Data>From Other Sources>From Microsoft Query>Excel Files*.

#Odbc excel windows#

I have designed applications like this before, when I had Windows XP 32bit as OS and Office2000, and they worked perfectly. ReportSheet, I use an ODBC query with named range MyData as source to display certain data from InputSheet. On sheet InputSheet, a nondynamic name p.e. I have an application where some data are entered into Excel worksheet (p.e.

#Odbc excel windows 7#

To update values in the Spreadsheet, you should connect via another ODBC connection and use the UPDATE or INSERT commands.OS: Windows 7 64bit Office 2007 Used Excel file type: *.xls (must be compatible with Office2000 and with Office2007) The open connection to the file from the DSN locks the file from being opened by other applications. Once all items are In Service, the Excel spread sheet is no longer editable.

Configure the Analog Point by selecting the Query and Row and Column for the result:.

Configure the Query object by selecting the Connection you created and enter a Query:.

Configure the Connection and browse to the DSN you created.

Create the following objects in ClearSCADA: ODBC Connection, ODBC Query, ODBC Analog Point.

A number of objects must be created and linked for this to happen. Now that we have a Data Souce and Connection, we need to bring that data into ClearSCADA.

Name the Data Source Name to something meaningfull, and Browse to the Workbook Name.

Other wise the standard *.xls connection is fine.

Select "Microsft Excel Driver", select the newest version that supports the *.xlsx file if you are running Excel 2007.

Open the Control Panel | Administrative Tools | Data Sources (ODBC ) application.

To accomplish this, we need to configure and ODBC SYSTEM DSN connection. We need to make this spreadsheet accessible to ClearSCADA via ODBC.

Populate the spreadsheet with the data you require.

This example uses Commodity and Value as the column headers.

Create a spreasheet with the appropriate column headers.

In order to work with a data set, we need to create a spreadsheet which will act as our data source.

Create ClearSCADA objects in order to grab data.

Create ODBC SYSTEM DSN Connection to the Excel File.

Create Spreadsheet with column headers and populate rows with appropriate text.

In order to connect CleasrSCADA to an Excel Spreadsheet, please use the following steps as your guide:

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