SharePoint - How to Append to Existing List

I am wondering if anyone can recommend a product I can buy to append one list
to an already exiting list. The list I need to 'combine' have calculated
columns in them and so the Bamboo Bulk Import does not work. Any ideas of
what has worked for people?

Anya

  S.Clark replied to bbgBlossom

Microsoft Access 2007

Moving to SharePoint - Advice? SharePoint I have had several clients ask about putting their Access database on the web. So I do not think I can put off the inevitable to have to get up to speed on SharePoint - specifically as it relates to porting Access 2010 dbs and linking the two. Any advice that anyone has would be much appreciated Discussions SQL Server (1) Windows XP (1) Active Directory (1) SharePoint 2010 (1) SharePoint (1) Access 2010 (1) Windows 7 (1) Oracle (1) eb. ve or You will need to work with access services in SharePoint 2010. The configuration related information is available at: http: / / technet.microsoft.com information on how to import the database are: http: / / sharepointmd.blogspot.com / 2010 / 06 / migrating-access-2010-database-to. = html http: / / blog.fpweb.net / microsoft-access-2010-data-integration-with-hosted-sh = arepoint-foundation-2010 / http: / / channel9.msdn.com / Shows / Access / Microsoft-Access-2010-Demo I looked into it. Way too expensive for the market I am in

New Sharepoint User SharePoint I am an Access developer. My client uses MSOffice2007 and MOSS. I have two projects I want to accomplish. I have never used MOSS before, neither have I used Infopath (2007) before. I am reading a book on Infopath, and it seems straightforward to develop forms Infopath. . .) that runs in a MOSS workflow to accomplish the work I am doing in Access now (entering and validating batches of timesheet lines). This will allow (eventually) the end user the manual timesheets currently entered. . Validation of each timesheet entry requires reference tables from my Access 2007 backend database (which is available in a fixed place on the client's network.) . There of the process is done within MOSS, then finally transferred as a fait accompli to Access for its records. Minimal case, timesheet lines are entered on MOSS, then transferred to a for your help! - - Jim SharePoint Discussions SharePoint 2010 (1) Visual Studio (1) SharePoint (1) Office 2007 (1) Office 2010 (1) Access 2007 (1) MSOffice2007 (1) Database (1) I am not an Access person and I do

Move Access Databases to SharePoint SharePoint I have several Access 2003 databases that I created with a seperate front end (forms / queries / reports / etc.) and computer and the backend is on a network share. I want to convert these to Access 2007 and then publish them on SharePoint 2007. I would assume that I would first need to combine these frontend / backends together and then once it is only a single Access database, convert it to Access 2007 and then Publish to SharePoint. How would I combine these frontend / backends together again in

MS Access and SharePoint SharePoint Is MS SharePoint a substitute for creating rational databases MS Access. SharePoint Discussions SQL Server (1) MySQL (1) SharePoint 2010 (1) SharePoint (1) Access 2010 (1) Access 2007 (1) Python (1) Oracle (1) Hello Jody, Absolutely not. I assume "rational" means "relational". In to http: / / www.lcbridge.nl / vision / 2008 / transactions.htm for more info about that. However, Access 2007 allows you, under restrictions, to publish databases to SharePoint 2007, and SharePoint 2010 includes Access Services, which allows you to create web applications in Access

is when i go to export there are a couple of files that im told access denied. not sure why since im the admin on all levels. Thanks Justin SharePoint Discussions look at to get a better feel for this? Thanks What are you getting the access denied on? - - Daniel A. Galant Imagine what we could be. . . if we could just imagine not the owner, and i am. When i try to do an export im given access denied on a few of the default.aspx files (mobile versions as well) Im unable this. but this would probably be a good use of $300. . Thanks Do you have access to Central Administration? Can you add, or perhaps, re-add yourself as the designated Site really a good idea :) in digging around in the DB i see that the "Limit Access" role has been applied to many of my owner groups. not really sure how that part of the group he was requesting to join, it said "Group Name [Contribute, Limited Access]" which i find very weird. im trying to track down why that is and if is, i need to figure out how to remove it. . . learning a lot :D Limited Access generally means that permission inheritance has been broken somewhere down the line and the user or group has been granted some type of access somewhere lower in the hierarchy. Also, being a Site owner is not the same as