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The Excel file runs on smaller summarised data and is kept lean. You have the power to call on refreshed data periodically to update your Excel datasets. Getting started the most important thing to do is to set up a connection to MS Access. In Excel Press Alt F11. Now choose Tools - References. You can use Access to manage your database and import your data to Excel when you need to make computations and graphical representations. After all, they’re made by the same company — Microsoft — so they’re not made to contradict each other. Export the data to Excel. Click on 'File,' then 'Export' if you are using Microsoft Access 2003 or earlier. The 'Export' dialog box appears. Click the drop-down box next to 'Save as type.' Choose one of the Excel formats (depending on your version of Excel). Click the check box next to 'Save formatted.' Our API uses a Microsoft Access database file (.MDB or.ACCDB) as input. Files with.MDB extension are typically created by Microsoft Access up to version 2003, while.ACCDB files are created by later versions. Excel also has functions to make graphs, charts, summaries, and dashboards. On the other hand, Access is used basically for collecting and sorting of heavy data Access is used as a part of Relational Database Management Systems. Access is quite helpful in the operations of small businesses.

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Symptoms

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Access encounters Import/Export errors when working with Excel *.xls files that have cells, which contain more than 8224 bytes of data.

Cause

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Changes that were released beginning with Access 2010 Service Pack 1 prevent Access from opening an existing Excel *.xls file if the contents of a cell are greater than 8224 bytes.

Resolution

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You may use one of the following methods to prevent the issue.

  1. Use the *.xlsx format instead
  2. Restrict any memo/long text fields to a length less than 8224 bytes
  3. When exporting, delete the existing .xls file before performing the export using the same file name
  4. Open the .xls file in Excel before performing the Import/Export from Access