Amy,
It looks like you are not very clear on what you are trying to
achieve... the normal thing to do would be to export Excel data into an
Access table - more accurately, to import Excel data into an Access
table (the operation is actually performed on the Access side).
In Access, a query is an object which selects (or performs actions on)
particular data, often applying some criteria. So, in plain English, a
query would be something like
"Get the names and addresses of all employees in Marketing"
which tells Access (or any database app, for that matter) what to
retrieve (names and addresses of employees), from where (Employees
table) and with what criteria (in Marketing), while it does not hold any
data itself, the data is stored in the table(s).
With the above in mind, "Each row would represent a separate query in
Access" doesn't make much sense.
Care to rephrase?
Nikos
