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Automation of import/export functions in access

Asked by M_SYED in Microsoft Access Database

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I have to design a process that imports data stored in files(.csv,.xls,.txt) in an access DB , runs a specific query on each of the sheets and then exports the data back to different sheets in a work book. For eg: I have six data files(ws1, ws2,ws3,ws4,ws5,ws6) which are in different formats (.csv/.exe/.txt......) ,I want to import these files in to an access DB called DB1 in seperate tables and run a query( already designed ) on each of these tables and export the output of each of the tables to  different sheets( which have the same name as the data files i.e ws1,ws2...) in an excel workbook called BalSheet. I would like to automate this entire process i.e on a click of a button the data files should automatically gothrough the entire process and the sheetsin the  wb should get updated with this new data. This request is a little urgent and I would appreciate any help that I can get.

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