database excel import (4 products)

4TOPS Excel Import for MS Access 2000 3.24 (Shareware, $99)

4TOPS Excel Import Assistant is an excel import utility for all your access excel import needs. Use it to import excel to access in a controlled way. Moving row after row through your Excel table(s) you can instantly fill in missing data or alter erroneous data before transferring them to your database. This excel import utility is a time saving alternative to either writing an ODBC query on Excel as a data source, writing visual basic import excel or retyping all the data. 

4TOPS Excel Import for MS Access 97 3.24 (Shareware, $99)

4TOPS Excel Import Assistant is an excel import utility for all your access excel import needs. Use it to import excel to access in a controlled way. Moving row after row through your Excel table(s) you can instantly fill in missing data or alter erroneous data before transferring them to your database. This excel import utility is a time saving alternative to either writing an ODBC query on Excel as a data source, writing visual basic import excel or retyping all the data. 

4TOPS Excel Import for MS Access XP/03 5.2 (Shareware, $99)

4TOPS Excel Import Assistant is an MS Access add-in which helps to import excel to access in a controlled way. Moving row after row through your Excel table(s) you can instantly fill in missing data or alter erroneous data before transferring them to your database. This excel import utility is a time saving alternative to either writing an ODBC query on Excel as a data source, writing visual basic import excel or retyping all the data.

4TOPS Query Tree Editor for MS Access 97 2.00 (Shareware, $99)

4TOPS Query Tree Editor is an add-in for MS Access for query development. Edit and run queries from a tree dialog. The Query Tree dialog displays the dependency tree of the selected query (Uses / Used By). The buttons on the dialogs support a natural way of working with queries, smoothly switching from the tree overview to query editing to saving different versions or running them to evaluate the results. Double-click on a query opens the query datasheet. Press the Edit button to make required changes using the Query Editor. The Print button writes the tree to the Debug Window. Use it to compare query dependency trees or to paste it into your documentation. Double-click on multiple queries to compare results. This will help you diagnose in case queries don't return the results you expected.