Eksempler på bruk av Import or link på Engelsk og deres oversettelse til Norsk
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Import or Link to external data.
The range of cells to import or link.
Import or link to create a table.
Leave this argument blank to import or link the entire spreadsheet.
Import or link to data in a text file.
This article explains how to import or link to data in another Access database.
Import or link to data in an Excel workbook.
Use a previous version of Access to export, import or link data from Paradox 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 files.
Import or link to data in a SharePoint list.
In the Browse dialog box,browse for or type a file URL to import or link to a file.
Import or link to contacts from an Outlook address book.
If you select Yes, Access uses the names in this row as field names in the Access table when you import or link the spreadsheet data.
You can import or link to data from the following sources.
This table gives you a quick reference of which kinds of files you can import or link to Access web apps or desktop databases.
Import or link to data in another Access database- Access.
For more detailed instructions on how to import data into Access from text files,see Import or link to data in a text file.
You might want to import or link to contact data from Outlook into Access.
Note: If you can't find the correct format type in the Import& Link group, you may need to start the program in which you originally created the data, and then use that program to save the data in a file format that Access supports(such as a delimited text file),and then import or link to the data.
You can also import or link to a SharePoint list by using a command on the Create tab.
Note: If you can't find the correct format type in the Import& Link group, you may need to start the program in which you originally created the data, and then use that program to save the data in a file format that Access supports(such asa delimited text file), and then import or link to the data.
You can import or link to data in an Excel worksheet, a SharePoint list, an XML file, another Access database, a Microsoft Outlook folder, and more.
You can import or link to data in an Excel worksheet, a Windows SharePoint Services list, an XML file, another Access database, a Microsoft Outlook folder.
Import or link data to an existing Access database You can either import data from other sources and programs into Access tables so that the data is contained within the Access file, or you can link to the data from Access so that the data remains in the original file(outside of the Access file).
Create a new table by importing or linking to external data.
You can create a table by importing or linking to data that is stored elsewhere.
After you complete the wizard, Access imports or links to the contact data that you specified.
To use a text file as a source file for importing or linking, the contents of the file must be organized in such a way that the importing and linking wizards can divide the contents into a set of records(rows) and each record into a collection of fields(columns).
You can create a table by creating a new database,by inserting a table into an existing database, or by importing or linking to a table from another data source- such as a Microsoft Excel workbook, a Microsoft Word document, a text file, or another database.
For example, an Azure SQL Server column of the bit data type is imported or linked into Access with the Yes/No data type.
Each worksheet or named range must be imported or linked separately.