Someone posted this just recently: "It gets better the other way around. Say you have a spread sheet that you want to import as a table in a database. Open both the spread sheet and the database. Ctl-A the sheet, put your cursor anywhere in the highlighted area, drag and drop the content on the Table icon in the Base window. I just love this feature."
I've just tried it and it works well. It automatically assumes that you want to create a new table (haven't tried importing into an existing table as yet) and allows you to define each of the columns as you want them. Reply to the list if any further issues. /paul On 10/29/05, Computacion Victoria College <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > I downloaded the OPen Office 2 and it´s fantastic!!!! My problem is that I > want to take a calc table into a dataBase. In the previous version I did it > dragging with the mouse the table into a previously created database, but now > a forbidden symbol appears. > Can you help me??? > Thank you > > Inés Regnani - Buenos Aires - Argentina > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
