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Hi Maksim,<br />
Did you get time to test the code I posted.
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Hi Maksim,
Did you get time to test the code I posted.

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Hi,<br />
I have need to create vba code in access to export .csv files from selected folder into &nbsp;ms access table using ms access vba.<br />
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Wilol apreciate any help<br />
Thanks,<br />
Maksim
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Hi,
I have need to create vba code in access to export .csv files from selected folder into  ms access table using ms access vba.

Wilol apreciate any help
Thanks,
Maksim

Export data from .csv file into ms access using access vba

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