- #Excel text import wizard multiple times drivers#
- #Excel text import wizard multiple times driver#
- #Excel text import wizard multiple times manual#
- #Excel text import wizard multiple times upgrade#
Furthermore, it requires a lot of manual work and is not replicable. However, this does not allow you to import multiple files at the same time. SQL Server Management Studio has an Import Wizard which allows you to import delimited text files (and other formats) and automatically create the output table. You can assume that all files which will be imported into the same table have the same header. Some of these input files will need to be imported into one and the same output table, while others will need to be imported to different tables. Specifically, I want to create the output tables into which I will import these files on the fly. I want to import all of these input files into SQL Server with as much ease as possible. Thanks for your help and consideration in advance.I have multiple delimited text files (e.g.csv files), each containing columns, rows and a header. I basically want to import a simple table into MS ProjectĢ010 daily directly from Access using ODBC.Īre there any known issues with importing into MS Project 2010 where an error like this would be given during the Import Mapping Wizard? I'm using all Office 2010 products (MS Project 2010, Excel 2010 and Access 2010). I don't think I'm doing anything out of the ordinary. Typing in "Request_Number" and tab.the value in that field adds a space in front.looking like this " Request_Number" (there's a space before the R).Īny help provide would be much appreciated.
#Excel text import wizard multiple times drivers#
#Excel text import wizard multiple times driver#
Configured under System DSN: Driver: Microsoft Access Driver (*.mdb, *.accdb) Version.Neither of those would import and gave the same error listed below.
To see if I could open an Excel 2010 or CSV file into MS Project 2010.
This evening I've been trying to connect my MS Project file to my Access database. Steps below cover the Access Database situation.but one of the troubleshooting steps was Went on (not sure if this has anything to do with it.just background).
#Excel text import wizard multiple times upgrade#
During the upgrade MS Project 2010 asked if I wanted to import any customized settings / changes from 2003 I accepted defaults and I recently upgraded my MS Project application on my Windows XP (Service Pack 3) laptop from MS Project 2003 to 2010.