George
How about just a
straight and quick import into a table named something like
ImportedExcel
And then follow that
up with an Append Query into the destination table.
Sorry for the quick
and short response, got a course starting in 10 minutes.
Regards
Norman
Pearce
IM&T Learning
Manager
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Centre
Ealing Hospital NHS
Trust
UK
Developing
the foundations for your success
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From: George Oro
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Sent: 16 January 2006 12:19
To: YG Access Dev; YG Access
Subject: [AccessDevelopers] Change Excel
Column Name
I want to
import one excel file but before my code will execute, I want to change first
the last two columns heading into PrevReading &
NewReading.
The reason
is, the excel file is extracted from a different software using a pre-defined
template but the last two columns heading is the Previous Reading & New
Reading Date with their respective data. Basically each export from the other
software, the last two columns heading will change according to date reading
so its not fixed at all.
The exported
excel file is always composed of 10 columns and save in the same directory and
file name.
Any tips
would be greatly appreciated.