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"This should be simple, but my pursuit through a couple of 1000 page Access tomes has not yielded an easy solution.
I am importing name and address fields from an Excel database into a donor database in Access 2000. The problem is that the fields do not correspond. In one case, there are two address fields that need to be integrated into a single field.
In another case, there is a combined name field that needs to be disaggregated into first name and last. I would assume that the best thing to do is to import them as they stand and then use an update query to move the data into the correct fields, but I am yet to find a simple way to do what would have been simple to do in DBase III years ago.
"This should be simple, but my pursuit through a couple of 1000 page Access tomes has not yielded an easy solution.
I am importing name and address fields from an Excel database into a donor database in Access 2000. The problem is that the fields do not correspond. In one case, there are two address fields that need to be integrated into a single field.
In another case, there is a combined name field that needs to be disaggregated into first name and last. I would assume that the best thing to do is to import them as they stand and then use an update query to move the data into the correct fields, but I am yet to find a simple way to do what would have been simple to do in DBase III years ago.