How to connect to a semicolumn separated CSV file form ms-access











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DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _

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if the fields in c:myFoldermyFile.csv are separated by ;?






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    DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _
    
    fileName:="c:myFoldermyFile.csv", _
    
    HasFieldNames:=True


    if the fields in c:myFoldermyFile.csv are separated by ;?






    csv ms-access delimiter







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      DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _
      
    fileName:="c:myFoldermyFile.csv", _
      
    HasFieldNames:=True


      if the fields in c:myFoldermyFile.csv are separated by ;?






      csv ms-access delimiter







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      DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _
      
    fileName:="c:myFoldermyFile.csv", _
      
    HasFieldNames:=True


      if the fields in c:myFoldermyFile.csv are separated by ;?






      csv ms-access delimiter




      csv ms-access delimiter






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          Link the file manually using the wizard. Specify the separator as semicolon.



          Save the import specification. Remove the link.



          Now, specify the import specification to use when creating a new link:



          DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _
          
    fileName:="c:myFoldermyFile.csv", _
          
    HasFieldNames:=True, _
          
    SpecificationName:=YourImportSpecification





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            Link the file manually using the wizard. Specify the separator as semicolon.



            Save the import specification. Remove the link.



            Now, specify the import specification to use when creating a new link:



            DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _
            
    fileName:="c:myFoldermyFile.csv", _
            
    HasFieldNames:=True, _
            
    SpecificationName:=YourImportSpecification





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              Link the file manually using the wizard. Specify the separator as semicolon.



              Save the import specification. Remove the link.



              Now, specify the import specification to use when creating a new link:



              DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _
              
    fileName:="c:myFoldermyFile.csv", _
              
    HasFieldNames:=True, _
              
    SpecificationName:=YourImportSpecification





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                Link the file manually using the wizard. Specify the separator as semicolon.



                Save the import specification. Remove the link.



                Now, specify the import specification to use when creating a new link:



                DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _
                
    fileName:="c:myFoldermyFile.csv", _
                
    HasFieldNames:=True, _
                
    SpecificationName:=YourImportSpecification





                share|improve this answer












                Link the file manually using the wizard. Specify the separator as semicolon.



                Save the import specification. Remove the link.



                Now, specify the import specification to use when creating a new link:



                DoCmd.TransferText acLinkDelim, tableName:="myLinkedTableName", _
                
    fileName:="c:myFoldermyFile.csv", _
                
    HasFieldNames:=True, _
                
    SpecificationName:=YourImportSpecification






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