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I need to link to an Excel file in Access but there are a bunch of needless rows that come before the actual header + data. Is there a way to skip the first few rows when importing this Excel file and tell it where the header is?
Note: I cannot modify the source Excel file directly. The files are provided as-is.
Link the sheet using the Range parameter with
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet, as in this example from the DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet Method help topic.