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Default SQL server with excel as front-end

Hi All,

I'm building a small application where I use XLS as front and SQL server as back -end.

I have a small form with a listbox but uploading this takes a verry long time (11000 records).First I create an ADODB recordset, afterwords I fill the listbox wih the additem command.

Is there a better way with a better performance ? filling te box takes aprox 50 seconds !!

thx






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