How to import excel file

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How to import excel file

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Hi,

How to import excel file and need to convert excel file data into table. Thanks in advance.
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Have you tried searching the forum? Asked and answered many (many) times.
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Post by vijayindukuri »

Hello Xpert,
This has been posted many times ,try using a search use EXCEL as key word.
U can convert the xcel file into csv format and the load the data.
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Post by loveojha2 »

You can use Microsoft's ODBC Driver for Excel for this.

But I would prefer to do it by converting it into the csv then using using the csv as a sequential file.
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loveojha2 wrote:You can use Microsoft's ODBC Driver for Excel for this.

But I would prefer to do it by converting it into the csv then using using the csv as a sequential file.
Is there any other way, leaving this ODBC and Converting into CSV.
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Post by loveojha2 »

Just open the xls document, and Do a Save As and save the file as a csv file. And its all done. :lol:
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Xpert wrote:Is there any other way, leaving this ODBC and Converting into CSV.
There's always another way. You could, for example, read the XLS file directly and spend a fortune on Microsoft-savvy consultants who can interpret what each byte in the file means. Doesn't mean that the other ways are sensible! What's wrong with ODBC - a Microsoft standard being used to access a Microsoft product?
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