Converting Records from Excel to Access

Excel_77

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Hi All,

I have a main spreadsheet that has 68 column's on it, some of the columns populate from a separate spreadsheet while others populate internally via built in calculations with a final number manually populated.

I want to covert this main spreadsheet into an Access format, what is the best way to do this?
 

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