How do I run a saved export in Access?

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How do I view saved exports in Access?
How do I run a saved import from a macro?
What is the purpose of enabling the Save export option in Access?

Double-click the task to open it.On the Task tab, in the Microsoft Office Access group, click Run Import or Run Export.

How do I view saved exports in Access?

Saved Imports and Saved Exports tabs To view the Manage Data Tasks dialog in Access click External Data > Saved Imports or External Data > Saved Exports.

How do I run a saved import from a macro?

On the External Data tab, click either Saved Imports or Saved Exports. In the Manage Data Tasks dialog box, on the Saved Imports or Saved Exports tab (depending on your choice in the preceding step), click the specification that you want to run. Click Run.

What is the purpose of enabling the Save export option in Access?

When you run an import wizard or export wizard in Access, you can save the settings you used as a specification so that you can repeat the operation at any time. A specification contains all the information Access needs to repeat the operation without you having to provide any input.

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