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[QUOTE="Kernow Girl, post: 1468159"] Hi Kev - yes it would be no problem to create Macro to import / delete / etc. You could have a macro to do it all or split it down into the various parts. Making macros is dead simple. Create a New Macro - Make sure you have 3 columns Macro Name, Action and Comment. If not click the button on the toolbar with the xyz. Give the macro a name - like Import Step, then in the Action column choose TransferDatabase. Go down a couple of lines and create another macro to delete the table - action is DeleteObject Create another macro and use the Rename action Create buttons on your form and attach the Macros to the buttons. If there are blank lines between the actions then you need to name each macro. If no blank lines then it runs one command after the other. If you want to do both - create the individual macros with names, then create a macro that uses the RunMacro action. I hope this helps --- Dika [/QUOTE]
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