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replyReply Thu 3 May 2007, 17:01Delegate Teresa said...

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Importing excel table into access

i have created a new access table by importing columns from an existing excel table - this is being updated on a daily basis - is it possible to refresh the data in my access table automatically so that each time new items are input into the excel spreadsheet they will be updated in my access table?

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replyReply Fri 4 May 2007, 14:18Trainer Garry said...

RE: importing excel table into access

Create a LINK to excel by going to FILE then GET EXTERNAL DATA the LINK TABLES

 

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