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SSRS 2008 64 bit and Excel

Is there a way to change a SSRS 2008 project to x86 so it can use the Jet.OLEDB.4.0 provider? Or is there another type of connection I should use in SSRS to access an Excel file on a 64 bit server? Currently using a .xls as source, but can convert to .xlsx if that will help.

Thanks very much, mkpost

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I think the easiest way is to install a 32-bit version of SSRS. You can easily use the same ReportServer database as before (restoring the Encryption Key).

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I think it is currently the only way, until the release of Office 2010
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