Access will not format the column widths to match Excel.
As a general rule you should not use the tables in Access to work with data anyway but use forms. Forms give you a much better control of data validation.
If you import by using the wizard you can save the import specification under the advancwed options and then use this saved spec' when you import from code.
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Access will not format the column widths to match Excel.
As a general rule you should not use the tables in Access to work with data anyway but use forms. Forms give you a much better control of data validation.
If you import by using the wizard you can save the import specification under the advanced options and then use this saved spec' when you import from code.
My advice was for keeping formats when exporting from Access,
I didn't notice that you are trying to import formats into access tables. Just make a report or query that refers to the imported table. Save this query or report and the formats (column widths) will be saved with it.
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