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you set the option to false in the command line<br />
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DoCmd.TransferText acImportFixed, &quot;ImportSpecificationName&quot;,<wbr /> &quot;myTableName&quot;, &quot;C:\myTextr.txt&quot;,<b>FALSE</b>
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you set the option to false in the command line

DoCmd.TransferText acImportFixed, "ImportSpecificationName", "myTableName", "C:\myTextr.txt",FALSE

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if you are using delimited files<br />
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DoCmd.TransferText acImportdelim, &quot;ImportSpecificationName&quot;,<wbr /> &quot;myTableName&quot;, &quot;C:\myTextr.txt&quot;,FALSE
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if you are using delimited files

DoCmd.TransferText acImportdelim, "ImportSpecificationName", "myTableName", "C:\myTextr.txt",FALSE

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Can't I do it in the spec itself?
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In my import spec it is attempting to insert header rows. &nbsp;I can i ignore them?
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In my import spec it is attempting to insert header rows.  I can i ignore them?

Import Spec: How do i get my import spec to ignore header rows

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