Learn about importing and linking data and importing database objects
Get more information to help decide whether to import or link tables
Summary of data sources Microsoft Access can import or link to
Import or link tables from another Microsoft Access database or Microsoft Access project
Import database objects from another Microsoft Access database or Microsoft Access project
Import or link (read-only) HTML tables and lists
Import or link (read-only) data on an FTP or HTTP Internet server
Learn about the Import Errors table
Import or link SQL database tables or data from other ODBC data sources
Import or link data from Microsoft Outlook or Microsoft Exchange Server
Import or link data from a spreadsheet
Import or link a delimited or fixed-width text file
Learn about import/export specifications and Schema.ini files
Import a Microsoft Works database
Use the MSysConf table in a Microsoft Access database with linked SQL databases
Delete the link to a linked table in a Microsoft Access database
View, refresh, or change the file name and path for linked tables in a Microsoft Access database
Rename and set properties for linked tables in a Microsoft Access database
Obtain optimal performance with linked tables in a Microsoft Access database
Automate importing data using a macro or Visual Basic code