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import dbf into access

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can anyone know how to import dbf file into access by selecting some of the
field
Nov 13 '05 #1
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Good chance I'm just plain ignorant, but the only way I could do it
(doesn't mean it's the only way) was to link to the DBF file and then
create an append/maketable query to get just the fields I wanted and
then to run it. That's ONE way... did you need to process a whole lot
of these?

Nov 13 '05 #2
>can anyone know how to import dbf file into access by selecting some of the
field


If you go through the regular import process (File/Get External Data/Import)
you get a little wizard that walks you through the process; you can specify
which fields to import and what type they are, etc.

HTH

Jan
Jan Stempel
Stempel Consulting
Nov 13 '05 #3

Janross wrote:
can anyone know how to import dbf file into access by selecting some of thefield
If you go through the regular import process (File/Get External

Data/Import) you get a little wizard that walks you through the process; you can specify which fields to import and what type they are, etc.

HTH

Jan
Jan Stempel
Stempel Consulting


<INSERT Homer Simpson doing the "duh...!"> Yes, and then create the
import spec and save it and you're good to go in the future...
"S-M-R-T, I am so smart!" <accidentally setting fire to freshly
earned/printed/minted diploma>

Nov 13 '05 #4

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