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exporting to ms access

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klynn

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Nov 20, 2002
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Is there a good way to retain the relationships between tables when exporting from MS Project to MS Access (using Project 2002 and Access 2000)?
 
I haven't tried this in a long time, but I think I remeber that if you set up a template database with all the tables linked you can copy over the individual tables without losing the relationship.
 
Thanks for the response. I am not sure it is applicable to my problem. I have several fully resource-loaded MS Project schedules that I have combined into one MS Project file. I then try to do a "save as" into an Access database. There is no export map that pops up to customize the fields to export, so they all get exported whether they are populated or not. Result is that I have around 40 different tables with no relationships set between them. I'm not familiar enough with Access to leap in and manually re-set the relationships between tables, so I was hoping to find someone who knows of a wizard or a macro that could help in the process. All clues and leads are helpful, thanks again.
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