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MS Office Forum / Word / Mailmerge and Fax / May 2005Converting WORD to ACCESS with field titles in first column?
How do I convert a WORD document that has the field names in the first column? That is, the information is read the opposite of a table: 1st row lists the field name, the second row is the data and each record is separated by a paragraph break The body of your message doesn't jibe with the subject. Please be more specific and accurate about how you have the data now, and very importantly, what separates the data within each record into the fields?  SignatureHope this helps. Please reply to the newsgroup unless you wish to avail yourself of my services on a paid consulting basis. Doug Robbins - Word MVP > How do I convert a WORD document that has the field names in the first > column? That is, the information is read the opposite of a table: 1st row > lists the field name, the second row is the data and each record is > separated > by a paragraph break Can you give an example please? Is your data something like this: field1,record1field1value,record2field1value,record3field1value,record4field1value field2,record1field2value,record2field2value,record3field2value,record4field2value field3,record1field3value,record2field3value,record3field3value,record4field3value field4,record1field4value,record2field4value,record3field4value,record4field4value or like this: record1 field1 record1field1value field2 record1field2value field3 record1field3value field4 record1field4value record2 field1 record2field1value field2 record2field2value field3 record2field3value field4 record2field4value or what? Peter Jamieson > How do I convert a WORD document that has the field names in the first > column? That is, the information is read the opposite of a table: 1st row > lists the field name, the second row is the data and each record is > separated > by a paragraph break |
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