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mortimer
Joined: 01 Jun 2004
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| Hello. I really need some help with the Access database management. Actually I need a lot of practice before someone actually can provide me true help, because I don’t know what to do in this program. I have one good template made in access and I want to start editing it. But, before I begin working in Access more intensively, I need to know how to export, or whatever, that database to MS Excel spreadsheet. Excel is very easier for me to play with. Thanks in advance. |
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ado
Joined: 04 Feb 2005
Posts: 89
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| Hi. I can say that it is very, very cleaver choice of yours. First make rules over Excel than go to the real playground to make some fortune. Ok, here it is. First open your database with MS Access and on the tools menu, find the Office links option, and then click on Analyze it with the Microsoft Excel. Once it is done, Excel will represent it on your screen, and after that you can save the database in desired .xls format. Easy pretty much, is it? |
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