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importing tables and reports into access

importing tables and reports into access

importing tables and reports into access

(OP)
what is the best way to copy queries and reports from one database to a duplicate database on another machine?

thanks

RE: importing tables and reports into access

Are the two PCs connected via a network?  If so, just use the File>Get External Data>Import command to import whatever is required.

Do this from the database receiving the data.

Hope this helps.

Lightning

RE: importing tables and reports into access

(OP)
thanks lightning - you certainly are,

however the two pcs are not connected. if i email the queries and reports could they then be imported in the way you suggest?


RE: importing tables and reports into access

Yes, but they need to be e-mailed inside a database.

Simply copy what you need to a blank database using the Get External Data command, email the database and then import to the recipient database the same way.

Happy E-mailing!

Lightning

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