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Srikanth

How do I import from Access to Excel
 

Hi All,

I've a sheet which contains all my team members names and the work assigned
to them. In that sheet I want to export that data to access so that an
individual can see his own data rather than seeing all. Any Ideas??????????

Thanks in Advance...



carlo

How do I import from Access to Excel
 
If you need to transfer it once, you can just import it inte your
acces database.

Otherwise you could link your excel table.

Does that help you?

Carlo

On Dec 27, 1:50*pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Hi All,

I've a sheet which contains all my team members names and the work assigned
to them. In that sheet *I want to export that data to access so that an
individual can see his own data rather than seeing all. Any Ideas??????????

Thanks in Advance...



Srikanth

How do I import from Access to Excel
 
Carlo,

Can you let me know how to link???

"carlo" wrote:

If you need to transfer it once, you can just import it inte your
acces database.

Otherwise you could link your excel table.

Does that help you?

Carlo

On Dec 27, 1:50 pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Hi All,

I've a sheet which contains all my team members names and the work assigned
to them. In that sheet I want to export that data to access so that an
individual can see his own data rather than seeing all. Any Ideas??????????

Thanks in Advance...




carlo

How do I import from Access to Excel
 
Hi Srikanth

Open your Access Database (Please tell me which Version it is).
Go to your Database-wndow (F11)
Go to Tables
Rightclick on a blank spot and select "Link Tables..."

The wizard should explain itself.

If you still have questions, just post them here, or in the access
database newsgroup

cheers

Carlo

On Dec 27, 7:31*pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Carlo,

Can you let me know how to link???



"carlo" wrote:
If you need to transfer it once, you can just import it inte your
acces database.


Otherwise you could link your excel table.


Does that help you?


Carlo


On Dec 27, 1:50 pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Hi All,


I've a sheet which contains all my team members names and the work assigned
to them. In that sheet *I want to export that data to access so that an
individual can see his own data rather than seeing all. Any Ideas??????????


Thanks in Advance...- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -



Srikanth

How do I import from Access to Excel
 

Hi Carlo,

Its 2000 version.

I will post the questions if i have any..

Thanks a bunch...

Cheers..

"carlo" wrote:

Hi Srikanth

Open your Access Database (Please tell me which Version it is).
Go to your Database-wndow (F11)
Go to Tables
Rightclick on a blank spot and select "Link Tables..."

The wizard should explain itself.

If you still have questions, just post them here, or in the access
database newsgroup

cheers

Carlo

On Dec 27, 7:31 pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Carlo,

Can you let me know how to link???



"carlo" wrote:
If you need to transfer it once, you can just import it inte your
acces database.


Otherwise you could link your excel table.


Does that help you?


Carlo


On Dec 27, 1:50 pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Hi All,


I've a sheet which contains all my team members names and the work assigned
to them. In that sheet I want to export that data to access so that an
individual can see his own data rather than seeing all. Any Ideas??????????


Thanks in Advance...- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -




Srikanth

How do I import from Access to Excel
 
Carlo,

When I'm cilcking on link tables.. I cant see excel files i can seee only
access files.
Then how should i link them. Please help.

"Srikanth" wrote:


Hi Carlo,

Its 2000 version.

I will post the questions if i have any..

Thanks a bunch...

Cheers..

"carlo" wrote:

Hi Srikanth

Open your Access Database (Please tell me which Version it is).
Go to your Database-wndow (F11)
Go to Tables
Rightclick on a blank spot and select "Link Tables..."

The wizard should explain itself.

If you still have questions, just post them here, or in the access
database newsgroup

cheers

Carlo

On Dec 27, 7:31 pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Carlo,

Can you let me know how to link???



"carlo" wrote:
If you need to transfer it once, you can just import it inte your
acces database.

Otherwise you could link your excel table.

Does that help you?

Carlo

On Dec 27, 1:50 pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Hi All,

I've a sheet which contains all my team members names and the work assigned
to them. In that sheet I want to export that data to access so that an
individual can see his own data rather than seeing all. Any Ideas??????????

Thanks in Advance...- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -




carlo

How do I import from Access to Excel
 
On Dec 28 2007, 5:32*pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Carlo,

When I'm cilcking on link tables.. I cant see excel files i can seee only
access files.
Then how should i link them. Please help.



"Srikanth" wrote:

Hi Carlo,


Its 2000 version.


I will post the questions if i have any..


Thanks a bunch...


Cheers..


"carlo" wrote:


Hi Srikanth


Open your Access Database (Please tell me which Version it is).
Go to your Database-wndow (F11)
Go to Tables
Rightclick on a blank spot and select "Link Tables..."


The wizard should explain itself.


If you still have questions, just post them here, or in the access
database newsgroup


cheers


Carlo


On Dec 27, 7:31 pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Carlo,


Can you let me know how to link???


"carlo" wrote:
If you need to transfer it once, you can just import it inte your
acces database.


Otherwise you could link your excel table.


Does that help you?


Carlo


On Dec 27, 1:50 pm, Srikanth
wrote:
Hi All,


I've a sheet which contains all my team members names and the work assigned
to them. In that sheet *I want to export that data to access so that an
individual can see his own data rather than seeing all. Any Ideas??????????


Thanks in Advance...- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text -


- Show quoted text -


Hi Srikanth

sorry for the late reply but i was away for a while.
when you click link, you should make sure, that
you select "files of type" as "xls" and not "mdb".

hth

Carlo


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