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How to Import a password protected MS Access with a static password to Excel

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    How to Import a password protected MS Access with a static password to Excel

    Hi everyone hope there is someone who can help me.
    I have a user form and a password protected ms access database..the access is my database and i want to import the data from it and place those data to an excel sheet...i have a code for that and it works perfectly...but my problem is the password in the database is not constant and it will be change every month what i want to do is i want to make a user form that has a TEXT BOX for password to be supply and a command button to execute the import and read the password supply in the TEXT BOX....hope you can help me for these Ive been looking in the internet for the possible answer but sad to say there is no same problem that being answer. thanks..

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    by the way this is the code Ive been using..and it works great but my problem is the password in the database is need to be change every month.
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