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Default Excel XP: sending data to SQL Server 2005

I have a test file with differently formatted rows.

0x00, Jane, Doe, teacher
0x01, Central Highschool, math Test
0x02, 88,80
0x01, Central High school, english Test
0x02, 92,93
0x01, Central Highschool, lang. arts Test
0x02, 77,87

I need to write a macro to parse out this file and end up with data for
three tables in SQL Server:

1) Teacher
2) Exam
3) Grades

I was wondering once I have the rows parsed out, what is the best way to
update the tables in SQL Server?

I saw one thread where someone was exportint to XML. I can do that if I
need to.

I know SQL Server very well and can program in Excel fairly well. I've
imported data from SQL Server into Excel, but never sent data to SQL Server
from Excel. I saw one thread, but I wasn't able to follow it at all. If
someone could help me to get started that would be great.


Would Excel 2007 be any better with this?


Thanks.


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