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Importing EXCEL file into access
Hello all.. quick question. I am not sure if this is possible or not... I would like to take various spreadsheets I have and import them into access. The trick is, I want to use the formats and all.. Not just the data. Essentially when I print a report, I want it to look just like the excel file would have while having the ability to track Projects hours etc.. instead of having to save off an excel file, I would like to able to track all my hours, projects etc.. in (1) database while still having the ability to print off timesheets, reports etc... thanks in advanve -- schleppy2 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ schleppy2's Profile: http://www.excelforum.com/member.php...o&userid=27013 View this thread: http://www.excelforum.com/showthread...hreadid=521920 |
Importing EXCEL file into access
schleppy2 wrote:
Hello all.. quick question. I am not sure if this is possible or not... I would like to take various spreadsheets I have and import them into access. The trick is, I want to use the formats and all.. Not just the data. Essentially when I print a report, I want it to look just like the excel file would have while having the ability to track Projects hours etc.. instead of having to save off an excel file, I would like to able to track all my hours, projects etc.. in (1) database while still having the ability to print off timesheets, reports etc... thanks in advanve Maybe exporting in XML format? |
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