Importing Information

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by - delegate Shelley [4 posts] (2008 Feb 21 Thu, 16:31) Reply

Can you import information in different formats other than excel and access tables?

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RE: Importing Information

by - trainer Carlos gold contributer [394 posts] (2008 Feb 29 Fri, 14:57) Reply

Hi Shelley

As long as the data being imported is in a table form Access will have no problems with it.

Access uses ODBC which can connect it to any database.

You can also import from Outlook (Contacts data), Lotus, Paradox, Text files, HTML and DBASE

Hope this helps

Carlos

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