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exporting data into access

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Shaves

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Feb 11, 2008
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I have an Excel workbook with several sheets. One of the sheets has 67 columns. I need to export this data into a table in Access. In the past, I have created an access object and used the transfer spreadsheet command. I'm wondering if there is a better or easier way to get the data into access?

Thanks for the help......
 




Hi,

A NEW table or an EXISTING table?

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To get data into access using MSAccess enviroment, link the sheet, create a DELETE query if you like to get only current records and an APPEND query to import current records. Execute those queries as ordered.
 
ADO with an APPEND query from excel is the way I would do it if it is a repeating task

If it is a one off then I would do as Jerry has suggested


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