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| We are trying to export data from our datatrac product and trying to import it to the point cardex... the only way i know this is possible is if i edit the cardex MDB. Now the version of access this was originally built on is older than the version that I have today. Will upgrading the datatbase to the newest version be a problem?? Can anyone else see this being a problem importing to this datatbase? As long as the fields match up??
Ryan Reeber
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| use point 5.1 and use the cardex import to import an ASCII delimited file, rather then messing with the actual mdb file.
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| What if you have multiple lists to import? Will the list automatically append to whats already there?
Ryan Reeber
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| I am not sure what you mean by multiple lists, but every time you do an import that data is added to your cardex database.
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