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import Excel workbook into an Access Database

import Excel workbook into an Access Database

import Excel workbook into an Access Database

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Dear All,
I have a technical question for you regarding Excel workbooks and Access , do u know  how to  import Excel workbook (containing worksheets linked with formulas together) into a new Access Database. and how can u access the code of the workbook to know the relation between the tables and formules.
If you have a docoument for that I would really appreciate it.
Thank you a lot

--Amr
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RE: import Excel workbook into an Access Database

You'll need to rebuild it. All your data will transfer but the calculations won't. I would transfer all non-calculated values to a table(s), then in a report set up calculated fields to do the same math the spreadsheet was doing. There's some good info on www.mvps.org/access.

Patrick

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