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L. T. Portella
With Access 2000 I can easily read a dbase file. but can I save that dbase
database file as an Access 2000 table? thank you
database file as an Access 2000 table? thank you
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John W. Vinson
L. T. Portella said:With Access 2000 I can easily read a dbase file. but can I save that dbase
database file as an Access 2000 table? thank you
Yes; the simplest way is to open Access and select File... Get External Data... Import. Change the default "Files of Type" to the appropriate version of dBase and select the .dbf file you want to import.
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dandgard
From the menu bar try File|Get External Data|Import. Select the versio
of dbase file (III, IV, V) that you want to import. This should allo
you to create an Access table from the imported data.
I have answered this same question several times in the last few days
If you had done a search on the forum (say using dbase as a search key
you would have found the answer and not had to wait until someon
answered your question
of dbase file (III, IV, V) that you want to import. This should allo
you to create an Access table from the imported data.
I have answered this same question several times in the last few days
If you had done a search on the forum (say using dbase as a search key
you would have found the answer and not had to wait until someon
answered your question
L
L. T. Portella
thank you very much
version of dBase and select the .dbf file you want to import.
Data... Import. Change the default "Files of Type" to the appropriateJohn W. Vinson said:Yes; the simplest way is to open Access and select File... Get External
version of dBase and select the .dbf file you want to import.