This is most definitely a naive approach--she's a rookie and I'm an Excel jockey.
Mike, you ask the very question I am trying to discover the answer to. How _can_ you put this into Access in the original format?
If you think about it, the Excel table depends on treating the column HEADERS as...
First off, the numbers are made up--this isn't actually about insurance, but another industry altogether. I just made up a 2-D lookup table to illustrate the idea. I didn't want to confuse the issue with all the other problems the real data has!
The row:
cust |minVal |maxVal |minWgt |maxWgt...
I'm sorry if this is answered elsewhere, I promise I looked! Maybe I don't know the right terminology to find it.
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I have a situation where someone regularly puts two-dimensional lookup tables into Access. If the table in Excel looks like this:
"Customer 'bob' Insurance Table"...
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