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Bruce Weaver on
URL: http://spssx-discussion.165.s1.nabble.com/SPSS-v-27-64-bit-and-MS-Access-32-bit-tp5740371p5740374.html
Jon, could R's ImportExport package be used to make the process a little less
hands-on?
https://cran.r-project.org/web/packages/ImportExport/ImportExport.pdfJon Peck wrote
> ODBC requires that the drivers match the bitness of the application. So,
> with 64-bit Statistics, you would have to have 64-bit drivers. That's not
> something that IBM/SPSS can fix. One possible workaround, albeit a bit
> annoying, would be to export the table(s) from Access to Excel and then
> use
> the SPSS Excel import, which does not depend on ODBC, to get the data into
> Statistics. This assumes that the Access databases are not too large for
> Excel. Otherwise, maybe a csv export from Access would work.
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