I am trying to import a excel spreadsheet ( 3,000) rows into a access database. It has been working finr for over a year. When I do the import it gives the following message: I have attached part of the excele spread sheet.
'Master 7-20-07$'_ImportErrors Error Field Row
Type Conversion Failure pID 161
Type Conversion Failure pID 162
Type Conversion Failure pID 163
Type Conversion Failure pID 164
Type Conversion Failure pID 165
Type Conversion Failure pID 176
Type Conversion Failure pID 177
Type Conversion Failure pID 180
Type Conversion Failure pID 181
Type Conversion Failure pID 182
Type Conversion Failure pID 183
Type Conversion Failure pID 184
Type Conversion Failure pID 185
Type Conversion Failure pID 186
Type Conversion Failure pID 187
Type Conversion Failure pID 188
Type Conversion Failure pID 189
Can anyone tell me what is happening. I cannot even paste the spreadsheet into the DB.
I am trying to automate an import function for my database. I recieve a disk that has about 200 little spreadsheets on it every month. I need to either import these or set-up link tables to them in a more automated system than doing it all manually. (It takes a lot of time to do manually) Please can anyone help. Note: The files are all named 3000 to 3200. The following month they are called the same. I'm hoping this will not cause to much of a problem. PLEASE HELP
I want to make a database of diseases (need to learn them for school and would like a serchable database on my smart phone for future reference). Unfortunately spent a lot of time making hundreds of pages of word tables before i realized a database would be better. See attached image or pdf. Is there a way to import the tables to Access?
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Ok I have a function that imports some spreadsheets into our db (it's a timer/scheduler on another db)> The file coming from oracle discoverer originally. Can't figure out in that 4i version how to remove the headers.
What could I add into my code in the function to import only the data and not the column names/headers? I can provide code if needed?
There is a manual process I'd like to automate. Instead of the user manually importing an external file into a table, I want a function to grab the most recent file in a particular directory. Is that possible?For example, I have a table called Input, and I want to append the file I just saved on my network, which in this case is G:Files2014TA_140928_011007.txt. The two ways to know which file to use is that the date is part of the filename (TA_ YYMMDD_ 999999. txt), and also the Date Modified attribute.
I am aware that if the user needs to work the files out of date order, he/she cannot use this code.
I upgraded to Access-2010 and the Text File Import function will not recognize dates in the format YYYY-MM-DD. The import dialogue sees enough to recognize the field as a date, but then every date encountered is written to the Import-Errors table. This is true whether the file has a .txt or .csv extension. The actual file format is .csv.
I need to import a form to an access 2007 database (from another access 2007 database) but on the External Data menu group, under the Import section, the Access option is greyed out (all other options are available).
I performed this same function yesterday and the Access option wasn't greyed out.
I've also opened up yesterday's backup of the DB and the Access option is greyed out in that too...
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Any obvious ideas about what might be the problem?
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I'm running Access 2002 at work and trying to import a form that was created in Acrobat 7.0 and saved as a xml file. The structure and data option is selected, yet only the structure imports, no data.
In Access 2003 (which is what I have at home) I can get both structure and data. Does anyone know away around this in trying to import the file into Access 2002 or why I might be having that problem with one version and not the other?
I am trying to import a form from another access db. The access db I'm attempting to import into is Access2000, from an Access2003 db. I've also tried to export from the Access2003 db. Neither works but I don't get an error message. Any ideas?
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Every time I try to import a CSV file into my Access database it crashes. I've tried repairing it but the repaired database crashes as well. Any ideas on what could cause this?
:confused: Hi all - hope someone can help I dont know where to start.
I've got a cmd button that imports data from a excel sheet - that actual code is working fine, however when it runs it causes Access to freeze.
The data in imported correctly - so it must complete the process but Access locks up and has to be ended via task manager.
Any one got any clues why this is happening and how I can stop it?
This is an Access 97 database running mainly on NT and 2000
Private Sub LoadActualsDataButton_Click() On Error GoTo Err_LoadActualsDataButton_Click
' This procedure performs a two file match between the Actuals table (the Master file) and ' The Actuals spreadsheet file (the Transaction file). ' ' Keys : Study Code|Work Package|Period ' ' If the Master key < Transaction key then ' Read the next Master record. ' If the Transaction key > Master key then ' Add the transaction record to the Master file ' Read the next Transaction record. ' If the Master key = Transaction key then ' Update the value on the Master record with the value on the Transaction record ' Read the next Master Record ' Read the next Transaction record. ' ' End of File processing ' At End of File on the Master file, set the Master key to "ZZZZZZ" ' At End of File on the Transaction file, set the Transaction key to "ZZZZZZ" ' Continue processing until both keys are equal to "ZZZZZZ"
Dim MyDB As Database, MySQL As String, MySet As Recordset Dim appExcel As Excel.application Dim MyFiles As String Dim MasterKey As String, TransactionKey As String
Set MyDB = CurrentDb() Set appExcel = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
' Set up the transaction file (Actual Data Spreadsheet)
MyFiles = appExcel.GetOpenFilename("Excel Files(*.xls),*.xls", , "Open Actuals Spreadsheet") If MyFiles = "False" Then Exit Sub
' Check that this is a genuine Actual spreadsheet On Error Resume Next Let Err.Number = 0 appExcel.Sheets("Sheet1").Range("B1").Select If Err.Number = 9 Then MsgBox "This is not a valid Actuals Spreadsheet." appExcel.Quit Exit Sub End If
If appExcel.ActiveCell <> " Extracted Actuals Data" Then MsgBox "This is not a valid Actuals Spreadsheet." appExcel.Quit Exit Sub Else appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(1, 0).Range("A1").Select TransactionKey = appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet & appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 1) & appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 2) End If appExcel.Visible = True
' Set up the Master File (Actual Table)
MySQL = "SELECT Actuals.[Study Code], Actuals.[TBCS Code], Actuals.[Year/Month], Actuals.Actual " MySQL = MySQL + "From Actuals " MySQL = MySQL + "ORDER BY Actuals.[Study Code], Actuals.[TBCS Code], Actuals.[Year/Month]; " Set MySet = MyDB.OpenRecordset(MySQL) If MySet.EOF Then MasterKey = "ZZZZZZ" Else MasterKey = MySet![Study Code] & MySet![TBCS Code] & MySet![Year/Month] End If
Do Until TransactionKey = "ZZZZZZ" If MasterKey < TransactionKey Then ' Read the next master record MySet.MoveNext MasterKey = MySet![Study Code] & MySet![TBCS Code] & MySet![Year/Month] GoTo Next_Loop End If If MasterKey > TransactionKey Then ' Add a new record from the Transaction to the Master MySet.AddNew MySet![Study Code] = appExcel.ActiveCell MySet![TBCS Code] = appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 1) MySet![Year/Month] = appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 2) MySet!Actual = appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 4) MySet.Update ' MySet.Requery appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(1, 0).Range("A1").Select TransactionKey = appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet & appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 1) & appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 2) GoTo Next_Loop End If ' Keys are equal so update the Master with the Transaction value MySet.Edit MySet!Actual = appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 4) MySet.Update ' GoTo Next_Loop appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(1, 0).Range("A1").Select TransactionKey = appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet & appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 1) & appExcel.ActiveCell.OffSet(0, 2) MySet.MoveNext MasterKey = MySet![Study Code] & MySet![TBCS Code] & MySet![Year/Month] Next_Loop: Loop
Hello All is there a way (i guess using VBA) to import an excel spreadsheet into an access table without having to go through the wizards, if you know all the field names and other variables ??
I thought i would ask this question an how to import data from excel into access.
I am using sage to invoice clients and i can output this in to excel format then i would like the best and simplest way to pull the data though into access.
The data file has column headings at the first row ie A1 though to J1 and after this is the data, i have a table setup with the relivent table names, I had thought how easy this would be, but as always this was not the case.
The outputed excel sheet will vary in location so i think i need a diolog box to select the file and then some how link it to extract the data, is this right and if so how can it be achived.
Any thoughts
Alastair
UPDATE **************************************Resolved Thanks to Pat Hartman *************************
I'm new to this forum so please excuss me if my question isn't in the right format.
I'm trying to export a database to a progam by the name of AA Planer. I did a google on the phrase "access exprort AA Planner" and I got web page that said to "export the data in CVS format where Exel would acept it." So that brought me to the asumtion to export the data in CVS to import it to AA Plannner. Would I be right in making that asumtion.
when i run this function i get an error : "You cannot use ODBC to import from, export to, or link an external Microsoft Jet or ISAM database table to your database"
when i try to import in the same way a dbf file (insted the csv file) with VFP it's working well.
what seems to be the problem? how can i fix it? or if some one know how can i import a large csv file into access DB in an efficient diffrent way?
I'm having a Excel Sheet With first column which has numeric data for first 70 or 80 records then comes some string data, here i'm using this statement to import data from excel to MS Access DataBase, but its not retriving the records which were in string data type, is there any other way to do this...?
SELECT [Item #], [Description], [Pack Size], [Price] FROM [Database=C:Test.xls;Excel 8.0;HDR=Yes;IMEX=2].[Sheet1$] Where [Item #] Is Not Null
