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    Need to map excel feilds to access database ASAP (will pay $ for help)

    I have an excel file of product inventory with about 400 rows and 20 columns. The columns contain pricing, description, shipping method, etc...



    We use a program called blackthorne to list our products on ebay. It uses an access database. I want to simply link the excel file data into the access dtb. Currently we're having to manually enter the data from the excel file into blackthorne and it's time consuming.

    I can email both files if anyone wants to have a look.. I will paypal you fair pay for your help.

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    Linking or importing an Excel file is really very easy. You can do it yourself in minutes.

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    That doesn't really help.

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    We can take this off line if you want.

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    Quote Originally Posted by RuralGuy View Post
    We can take this off line if you want.
    I'll send you the files but I think its going to be a little more difficult than what you're anticipating. The dtb file is uploading (160mb), will be a few minutes.

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    It usually is but we'll know when I get them. Still it does not sound too difficult. Just be sure and include some directions as to what you need.

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    I highlighted the columns (orange) in the xls file that need to be linked/imported into the access database. Once you open the access file, it should be apparent what I'm trying to do.

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    I'll let you know when the file(s) arrive.

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    Let me know in this thread when you have sent the files and I'll be on the lookout for them.

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    Have you sent them yet? I still do not have anything.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Steven Thibault View Post
    I highlighted the columns (orange) in the xls file that need to be linked/imported into the access database. Once you open the access file, it should be apparent what I'm trying to do.
    I'm afraid I can not figure out a couple of issues:
    1) What columns go into what tables?
    2) How do you syncronize the db with the Excel sheet? What rows go where?

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    From the Access database the information we want to add is located in "ITEMS" > Fixed price, description, image URL, etc..

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    Does the new spreadsheet *replace* the existing table or append to it? Is the spreadsheet *always* in this same format?

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    it appends.. if it was a straight transport it would be easy.. thats the problem. I dont know how to make it append and sync with all the other data.

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    if you can figure it out i'll paypal you 50 because we do this constantly from vendor excels.

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