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I don't know what an Excel database is... Do you mean Access database?
If it is an Access database, you can connect to it in ASP (if you know the location) and count the rows in a table.
There are probably numerous tutorials on this,
If it's a comma delimited file, you can open it in ASP and count the newline characters which delimits the records.
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jgivoni
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Oct 08, 2006
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No, I mean excel. It is a mailing list, database was the wrong word. A mailing list will all different columns representing the different fields like Address, First name, last name, city, state, zip, etc. We receive excel lists and lists in text delimited formats so I wanted to know if there was any online resources for doing that.
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john2
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Nov 01, 2006
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Ok, I see. I guess I was hoping you didn't really mean Excel, since I have no clue how to do that :-)
I think I would convert and save it to comma separated file which can be opened in an ASP script. Should be fairly simple to count the number of lines then. Sorry I don't have the documentation right here with me.
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Nov 06, 2006
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Not a problem, anyone else have experience with this?
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Feb 10, 2007
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