Excel to Access



Is there a way to write data from a cell in Excel to a particular table

AND record within Access?


For example we have a database called Client.mdb and a table called
Accounts and a field in the table called Considerations. Each record
has information in the Consideration field. The current information is
pulled into Excel through a simple query. I am trying to avoid going
back and forth b/w the 2 programs. Any help would be appreciated!


Michael Burkett

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