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replyReply Mon 5 Feb 2007, 09:51Delegate John said...

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Please tell me how to import data from a package like sage.

Please tell me how to import data from a package like sage.

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replyReply Tue 6 Feb 2007, 09:36Trainer Richard said...

RE: Please tell me how to import data from a package like sage.

You can export information from Sage to Excel, however there are limitations.

Visit the following page for a full description of what can be exported and how to do it:

http://www.sage.ie/kbase/viewarticle.asp?pubnum='W5673'

 

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