R
Richardson
I have run across a situation that I am not very familiar with, so I am
hoping someone has a suggestion for this problem.
I have a folder containing many .csv files that I need to import into one
table, tblResults, in an existing database. These files are all semicolon
delimited. I am able to manually use the import wizard and bring in the
data.
However, I need to turn this program over to some individuals that need the
process automated.
In macros, I found that I can use the Transfer Text command to automate the
process.
I have two problems though. First, since it is semicolon delimited, Access
rejects the data and doesn't recognize the semicolon as a delimiter, so the
field names are all run together.
Second, I would like a macro or code that will not only import the data from
one file, but will look for all files in a given folder and import each file
into this table.
Also, I am running Office XP Developer on a Windows XP Pro machine.
I am grateful for any assistance you can provide.
Lori
hoping someone has a suggestion for this problem.
I have a folder containing many .csv files that I need to import into one
table, tblResults, in an existing database. These files are all semicolon
delimited. I am able to manually use the import wizard and bring in the
data.
However, I need to turn this program over to some individuals that need the
process automated.
In macros, I found that I can use the Transfer Text command to automate the
process.
I have two problems though. First, since it is semicolon delimited, Access
rejects the data and doesn't recognize the semicolon as a delimiter, so the
field names are all run together.
Second, I would like a macro or code that will not only import the data from
one file, but will look for all files in a given folder and import each file
into this table.
Also, I am running Office XP Developer on a Windows XP Pro machine.
I am grateful for any assistance you can provide.
Lori