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Try to recreate the specification giving it a simple name like &quot;x&quot;.
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Try to recreate the specification giving it a simple name like "x".

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Sounds like the acImportDelim was not compatible with the Import Specification. &nbsp;<br />
Perhaps it was made for a different file type or as an export spec.....
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Sounds like the acImportDelim was not compatible with the Import Specification.  
Perhaps it was made for a different file type or as an export spec.....

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I have the following code:<br />
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&nbsp;DoCmd.TransferText transferType:=acImportDeli<wbr />m, SpecificationName:=&quot;Import<wbr />Withholdin<wbr />gNoticeDat<wbr />a&quot;, TableName:=&quot;RawData&quot;, FileName:=filepath, hasfieldnames:=True<br />
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when I run into I get an error that the text file specification does not exists even though it does. &nbsp;Any ideas what the issue is?
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I have the following code:

 DoCmd.TransferText transferType:=acImportDelim, SpecificationName:="ImportWithholdingNoticeData", TableName:="RawData", FileName:=filepath, hasfieldnames:=True

when I run into I get an error that the text file specification does not exists even though it does.  Any ideas what the issue is?

the file specifiation does not exsist.    ---  DoCmd.TransferText

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