Excel Data Extraction

Hi all,

I have an excel sheet.I have to import the data from this sheet to sql server table . Appreciate if anybody can tell how to do this.

Regards,
Nye

Hi tp_nye, welcome to VBForums! :wave:

The easiest way to do this is to use the tools built in to the Enterprise Manager (EM) application provided with SQL Server, as the import/export wizard can get data from many sources, including Excel files.

You just need to locate the server & database with EM, then right-click on it and select the Import option. I haven't got the software with me, but I think that most/all of the steps are fairly clear. If you have any problems doing it, let us know :)

Yes, Si is correct. EM has a tool called the DTS - Data Transformation Services. You can set up a package for one time use of for use over and over again when added to a scheduled Job.

Create a new package from the left pane or just right click on the right pane and select new package.
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You will want to select the Excel source file and configure any needed settings.

Then select the SQL server and map any transformations needed.

Then select the Excel source you just created and hold down the shift button and select the SQL server source you also created and then click on the transformation gears to create a link flow from excel to sql.

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When your done you can save it for repeated use.

:D

Nice pictures RobDog :D

That wasn't actually what I was thinking (it's a good alternative tho - especially if this will be repeated), I was thinking of the Wizard when you right-click on a table within a database (or on the database name) and select "Import.." or whatever it is called.

Ok, let me re-connect to the server and double check. :D

Its the same thing only different way to get there basically with a few minor differences. :D


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Yep, but it is a bit easier to use in my opinion. :D

Tomatò vs. Tomatoë :D