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exporting customer data
01/07/09 at 16:43:02
 
Is there a way to export the customer name address and contacts into excel spreadsheet?
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Re: exporting customer data
Reply #1 - 01/08/09 at 08:36:01
 
You can use the Pervasive Control Panel
 
Select the Database, select table BKARCUST, right click and select Export Data
 
Then you can export the entire table or use a query, then open the text file with excel  Tongue
 
SELECT  
BKAR_CUSTNAME,  
BKAR_ADD1,  
BKAR_ADD2_1,  
BKAR_CONTACT_1,  
BKAR_CITY,  
BKAR_STATE,  
BKAR_TELEPHONE_1,  
BKAR_FAX_PHONE  
FROM BKARCUST  
where length( BKAR_CUSTNAME) <> 0"
 
 
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Re: exporting customer data
Reply #2 - 01/08/09 at 08:50:49
 
If you are more comfortable working from Excel, you can pull the same data right into an Excel sheet
from the BKARCUST table using Excel's "Data->Import External Data" functions.
 
You will need an ODBC data source defined for your DBA tables.
 
Select "Data->Import External Data->New Database Query" and just follow the wizard.
 
I just did it while typing in this post and it literally took a minute.
 
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Reply #3 - 01/08/09 at 09:02:41
 
Or you could just use DE-A to export the whole table (BKARCUST) to a delimited (D) text file and then import that into Excel.
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Reply #4 - 01/08/09 at 09:36:24
 
Absolutely!  DE-A works great - simple and opening it in Excel as a comma delimited also works great.  Just delete the columns you don't need and you've got what you need.
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