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Jim Shady
Hi.
I've got a information source that provides the info to me each day as an
excel spreadhseet. I have imported this into Access and made a form based on
the table. I let Access add on a primary key. I have also added a column to
the table called Notes. So lets say the table has ID, NAME, ADDRESS, and
NOTES.
The next day my sources provides me with a new excel sheet. I now want to
import this into the table as the customer might have changed their address
for example.
I can add the info to the table, but it dublicates everything. I need some
way for Access to look at the second table, and pull into the 1st table
anything that has changed.
Is this possible? I guess using some sort of query?
Thanks - Jim Shady.
I've got a information source that provides the info to me each day as an
excel spreadhseet. I have imported this into Access and made a form based on
the table. I let Access add on a primary key. I have also added a column to
the table called Notes. So lets say the table has ID, NAME, ADDRESS, and
NOTES.
The next day my sources provides me with a new excel sheet. I now want to
import this into the table as the customer might have changed their address
for example.
I can add the info to the table, but it dublicates everything. I need some
way for Access to look at the second table, and pull into the 1st table
anything that has changed.
Is this possible? I guess using some sort of query?
Thanks - Jim Shady.