Symptoms
Consider the following scenario:
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You import the Microsoftwindowssharepointservices list into a Microsoft Office Access 2007 database table. |
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When you click to import the Windowssharepointservices list, select the display value instead of the ID for the field, find the stored in the other list value check box. |
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The Windowssharepointservices list contains at least one multivalued lookup column. Note Multivalued lookup This column looks at the values stored in the other Windowssharepointservices list. |
In this scenario, when you are in table Datasheet view, view the Windowssharepointservices list to import a multivalued lookup column to display the ID number. However, the column does not display a display value.
Alternative methods
You can resolve this issue and import into Access 2007: The following two windowssharepointservices list
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Windowssharepointservices list contains multivalued query columns |
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Windowssharepointservices list is a multivalued lookup column used to find data |
To do this, follow these steps:
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Start Access for 2007 years. |
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The Microsoft Office button opens in turn. |
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Locate the database you want to open, and click Open. |
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On the External Data tab, click the SharePoint List Import group. |
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Type the name of the SharePoint site, import the source data into the new table in the current database, and then click Next. |
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In the Import column, click the Windowssharepointservices list to include the name of the multivalued lookup column. |
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The Windowssharepointservices list that you click in the Import column is a multivalued lookup column used to find the data name. |
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Click to select the display value in place of the ID for the field, find the stored in the other list value check box, and click OK. |
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Click Close. |
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In Datasheet view, open the Import table. Note The multivalued lookup column displays the displayed value. |