access & vba

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    Concatenating Multiple Columns in one row

    Hello Everyone, I have been on the web searching for answers and I just can not find one that works (I'm sure it is something I am not doing right) I have a table in Access called TBL003_Combined Data that has the following columns: UPLOADED REF ID QTY PART NUMBER ITEM DESCRIPTION SHIP TO...
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    Import Filtered Excel Data Into Access

    I am trying to import a filtered excel sheet into access. However, whenever I execute the command, the entire table is imported instead of the filtered results only. The command is: DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acImport, 10, "Table1", CurrentProject.Path & "\" & "Reports.xlsm", True, "Sheet1!a1:F360"

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