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Import Data
I have an Access data base with "Customer Table" (name,
address, phone, etc.), "Supplier Table" (name, address, phone, etc.) and "Model Table" ( size, color, specs, etc.) I want to import this info into an Excel "Etimating" spread sheet. I would like to pull the info for one customer, many suppliers and one model from the data base, for each estimate that I create. I would like the imported info scattered to various cells in various locations in the estimate sheet. Is this possible with some basic code? I'm using Office XP in Windows XP. Thanks Doug |
Import Data
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Import Data
Doug,
this is possible, but to provide a real answer more detail is needed. But, before heading down that path, is there a specific reason you need to import the data into excel and then manipulate it? wouldn't it be easier to produce an Access report and export the report to Excel? sorry, just asking..... Steve "Doug Loewen" wrote in message ... I have an Access data base with "Customer Table" (name, address, phone, etc.), "Supplier Table" (name, address, phone, etc.) and "Model Table" ( size, color, specs, etc.) I want to import this info into an Excel "Etimating" spread sheet. I would like to pull the info for one customer, many suppliers and one model from the data base, for each estimate that I create. I would like the imported info scattered to various cells in various locations in the estimate sheet. Is this possible with some basic code? I'm using Office XP in Windows XP. Thanks Doug |
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