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Data Import From Access

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replyReply Tue 6 May 2008, 17:03Delegate HANNES said...

HANNES has attended:
Excel Advanced course

Data Import From Access

How do I imoort data from Acccess into a PivotTable in excel.

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replyReply Tue 6 May 2008, 18:26Trainer Tracy said...

RE: Data Import From Access

Hi Hannes,

Thanks for the question. My suggestion would be to import the data from access first. (Data>Get External Data> locate file) then turn the data once imported into a Pivot Table. (Data> Pivot table)

If you are unfamiliar with how to create a Pivot table let me know but I would do it in two stages.

kind regards and I hope you enjoyed the training

Tracy

 

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