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MenulinkMan
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No, not an easy way unless you are proficient in R and or Python and know how to merge that data. If you are trying to do this for inventory reasons, its worth investing in a service or software to do that.
You can open a .dbf file in excel, but you cannot save to that file type. I routinely save an excel copy of my itm.dbf to use as a lookup file. Use DBFNavigator if you want to open, edit, and save to .dbf.
You can open a .dbf file in excel, but you cannot save to that file type. I routinely save an excel copy of my itm.dbf to use as a lookup file. Use DBFNavigator if you want to open, edit, and save to .dbf.
With that being said, can the reports available be used to collect a span of days be altered in any fashion to acheive what I am looking for? Just wondering if there is a possibility of having a crystal report already available out there somewhere.
I essentially am trying to create unique item names if the item rang is a modifier (essentially combine the parent and child names) in the form of a product mix spanning 7 days.
I essentially am trying to create unique item names if the item rang is a modifier (essentially combine the parent and child names) in the form of a product mix spanning 7 days.
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