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When I use the Access conversion wizard (through the Analyze Table feature)
to convert a flat database to a relational one, the wizard tries to look for
typos and suggest the "correct" entry instead of what is already there. You
can manually tell it to leave the entry alone, but this is cumbersome when
hundreds of records come up and it wants to change each one. I already know
each record is correct, none of them need any typos fixed. How can I convert
the database without having to deal with Access trying to fix what isn't
wrong to begin with?
to convert a flat database to a relational one, the wizard tries to look for
typos and suggest the "correct" entry instead of what is already there. You
can manually tell it to leave the entry alone, but this is cumbersome when
hundreds of records come up and it wants to change each one. I already know
each record is correct, none of them need any typos fixed. How can I convert
the database without having to deal with Access trying to fix what isn't
wrong to begin with?