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Nov 3 2005, 03:51 PM
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New Member Posts: 1 From: Michigan USA |
I am fairly new at this but I am flummoxed as to what to do.
Here is the problem I have ±25 Excel spreadsheets with item pricing on them. I want to import these into 3 separate tables. (this will be a continuing task as prices are updated from supplier) each sheet has ± 79x11 prices = 869 Spreadsheet: ________________ Type1__Type2__Type3__Type4__ Type5__etc, etc ________________________Oak $21____ $23 ____$11____ $9 _____$22___ etc.etc. _______________________Maple $16 ____$29__ __$14___ $16_____ $44___ etc.etc ________________________etc ________________________etc ________________________etc Table FURNITURETYPE is to be the first EXCEL Row Type1,Type2,Type3, etc [Note: FurnitureType is descriptive eg. Bed1,Chair2,Desk, Drawer etc] Table WOODTYPE is to be the first EXCEL Column OAK, MAPLE, PINE........ Table PRICING is to be the intersection of the Rows & Columns Thanks for the help |
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Nov 8 2005, 01:18 AM
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UtterAccess VIP Posts: 20,187 From: Colorado |
Hi Ross, Welcome to Utter Access
QUOTE import these into 3 separate tables why are you planning on >1 table for pricing? once you import your data into Access, you can use APPEND queries to get the information in a vertical format where "type1", "Type2", etc are records and not fields you can get some ideas on APPEND queries here link_Append Query to add records to subform http://www.utteraccess.com/forums/showflat...;Number=1037490 |
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