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Copy data from excel to access using a macro

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Copy data from excel to access using a macro

Copy data from excel to access using a macro

(OP)
How can I create a macro which copies data from one sheet in a workbook to add to an exsisting table in access

RE: Copy data from excel to access using a macro

Have you tried just using the Import wizard in Access.

File-Get External Data-Import

RE: Copy data from excel to access using a macro

(OP)
An error occurs when tring to do this, which stops the data from being imported.  Also the action needs to be automated, so that the data is imported by clicking on a command button, in either Excel, or Access (It is not important which).

RE: Copy data from excel to access using a macro

That is quite a big thing to do. I could write it for you but I would need example data.

e.g DB Table information and excel sheet you want to import.

If you want I can write it on the weekend. My email address is dark_suns@lycos.com

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