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Cato
Access 2002 SP3
When attempting to import from either an Excel spreadsheet or a CSV file the
wizard fails to function properly. Everything works fine except the part
where I tell the wizard which columns (fields) to import. The first column
is automatically selected and I can choose to skip it or rename it just as
you would expect. When I try to select any of the other columns they
highlight properly but the the fieldname remains whatever was in column 1.
If I rename it, it renames column 1 not the desired column. All the data
will import fine, but I cannot skip any columns except the first. So the
workaround is to import everything then delete from the table what I don't
need later.
BTW, same data files will import fine and behave correctly on another PC
with Access 2002 without any SPs.
Steps taken to resolve:
Repaired Office XP.
Removed Excel, Access, and Word and reinstalled them.
Still behaves the same way. Makes me believe its a bug from one of the SPs.
I slipstreamed the SPs into my Office install so I'd pretty much have to
completely reinstall Office to remove them. Hoping someone else has seen
this and knows of a file to replace or something simple.
TIA
When attempting to import from either an Excel spreadsheet or a CSV file the
wizard fails to function properly. Everything works fine except the part
where I tell the wizard which columns (fields) to import. The first column
is automatically selected and I can choose to skip it or rename it just as
you would expect. When I try to select any of the other columns they
highlight properly but the the fieldname remains whatever was in column 1.
If I rename it, it renames column 1 not the desired column. All the data
will import fine, but I cannot skip any columns except the first. So the
workaround is to import everything then delete from the table what I don't
need later.
BTW, same data files will import fine and behave correctly on another PC
with Access 2002 without any SPs.
Steps taken to resolve:
Repaired Office XP.
Removed Excel, Access, and Word and reinstalled them.
Still behaves the same way. Makes me believe its a bug from one of the SPs.
I slipstreamed the SPs into my Office install so I'd pretty much have to
completely reinstall Office to remove them. Hoping someone else has seen
this and knows of a file to replace or something simple.
TIA