hello everybody,
I have a Word doc with 140 tables. There are all with the same columns. Now
I would like to save the doc as html and to export it in an Access table.
Then Access says that there are 140 tables in the file. If I could
transform the doc so that all data are in the same table I could export it
on the fly. Any idea?
Mario

Delete the paragraph marks between the tables.



"Mario Krsnic" wrote in message
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hello everybody,
I have a Word doc with 140 tables. There are all with the same columns.
Now
I would like to save the doc as html and to export it in an Access table.
Then Access says that there are 140 tables in the file. If I could
transform the doc so that all data are in the same table I could export it
on the fly. Any idea?
Mario

Thank you,
"Jezebel" schrieb im Newsbeitrag
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Delete the paragraph marks between the tables.

I tried to do so. All tables have 4 columns, but after saving the doc as
web-doc and having imported it in Access, Access sees 27 columns, not 4!
I suppose that is because the columns differ in their width a little bit.
Ok. How to make now all columns be exactly the same, with the exactly same
width.
Mario

"Mario Krsnic" wrote in message
...
hello everybody,
I have a Word doc with 140 tables. There are all with the same columns.
Now
I would like to save the doc as html and to export it in an Access
table.
Then Access says that there are 140 tables in the file. If I could
transform the doc so that all data are in the same table I could export
it
on the fly. Any idea?
Mario