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Once the table is created and the data imported from the list into the table, you can edit<br />

the data in the table. Such changes will not be reflected back in the list on the SharePoint<br />

website.<br />

IMPORTANT Changes to the SharePoint list are not copied to the Access table, nor are<br />

changes to the Access table reflected in the SharePoint list. A linked object is not created as<br />

part of this process.<br />

In this exercise, you will import data from a SharePoint list.<br />

SET UP In this exercise, you will use the ExpImpWideWorldImporters.accdb file, located<br />

in the Chapter12 practice file folder. Start Access 2013 and open the ExpImpWide-<br />

WorldImporters.accdb database that you used in the previous exercise. You can use your<br />

own list, if you want. Remember to use your SharePoint site location in place of http://<br />

wideworldimporters in the following exercise.<br />

IMPORTANT Verify that you have sufficient rights to read list items. If in doubt, see<br />

Appendix A.<br />

1 On the Access ribbon, click the External Data tab. In the Import & Link group, click<br />

More, and then click SharePoint List to display the Get External Data - SharePoint<br />

Site dialog box.<br />

2 In the Specify a SharePoint site area, select the site that contains the list with the<br />

data that you want to import into the database.<br />

TROUBLESHOOTING If the URL for the SharePoint site does not appear, type the URL<br />

in the text box.<br />

3 Select the Import the source data into a new table in the current database option.<br />

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