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Are you defining what acAppendData should be?<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-40229781-1">Dim Xfile As String
Dim Const acAppendData = 2
Xfile = &quot;C:\Temp\20140717_13220817778969.XML&quot;

Application.ImportXML Xfile, acAppendData</code></pre>
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Are you defining what acAppendData should be?


Dim Xfile As String
Dim Const acAppendData = 2
Xfile = "C:\Temp\20140717_13220817778969.XML"

Application.ImportXML Xfile, acAppendData

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Restarted my PC and it started working : )
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Restarted my PC and it started working : )

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I'm trying to use application.importxml in Access but it just seems to crash when I run it: -<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28486980-1">Dim Xfile As String
Xfile = &quot;C:\Temp\20140717_13220817778969.XML&quot;
Application.ImportXML Xfile, acAppendData</code></pre>
Also tried AcStructureandData option. Error trapping not working, can anyone help?
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I'm trying to use application.importxml in Access but it just seems to crash when I run it: -

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Also tried AcStructureandData option. Error trapping not working, can anyone help?

Access 2007 xml import

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