Import Or Link To Data In A Text File

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Data Management,
Databases,
Enterprise Software,
File,
Microsoft Corp.,
Microsoft Office,
Office Suites,
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Overview: You can bring data from a text file into Microsoft Office Access 2007 in two ways. If you want a copy of the data that you can edit within Access, import the file into a new or existing table by using the Import Text Wizard. If you simply want to view the latest source data within Access for richer querying and reporting, create a link to the text file in your database by using the Link Text Wizard. This paper explains how to import and link to a text file by using these wizards.

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