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  • Antonio Stroman

    Lotus and Access

    To all, I have a CFO who refuses to go the way of Excel. There is a workbook
    that he creates and we use it for budget numbers. The problem arises when I
    have to use his numbers to create my access reports. The process that I
    currently have to endure is to print out his Lotus reports and input that
    information into and Excel spreadsheet and then import that table into
    Access.

    My question is: What is the easier solution?? I would like to link the table
    directly into Access so that when he changes the table I don't have to go
    through that whole process again.

    Thanks in advanced


  • Michael Hopwood

    #2
    Re: Lotus and Access

    Get him to set up an export in text format, then import into access.

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    Michael Hopwood (Phobos)


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    > that he creates and we use it for budget numbers. The problem arises when[/color]
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    > have to use his numbers to create my access reports. The process that I
    > currently have to endure is to print out his Lotus reports and input that
    > information into and Excel spreadsheet and then import that table into
    > Access.
    >
    > My question is: What is the easier solution?? I would like to link the[/color]
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    > directly into Access so that when he changes the table I don't have to go
    > through that whole process again.
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    • Roger

      #3
      Re: Lotus and Access

      use lotus notes odbc to create a link table to the nsf file..

      "Antonio Stroman" <avidreader@yah oo.com> wrote in message news:<laLub.488 6$Cc6.3696@bign ews1.bellsouth. net>...[color=blue]
      > To all, I have a CFO who refuses to go the way of Excel. There is a workbook
      > that he creates and we use it for budget numbers. The problem arises when I
      > have to use his numbers to create my access reports. The process that I
      > currently have to endure is to print out his Lotus reports and input that
      > information into and Excel spreadsheet and then import that table into
      > Access.
      >
      > My question is: What is the easier solution?? I would like to link the table
      > directly into Access so that when he changes the table I don't have to go
      > through that whole process again.
      >
      > Thanks in advanced[/color]

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