As I stated, yes it is possible. You can import data from Excel or link to
an excel spreadsheet. This is done using File/Get External Data.
But, the question is still "What specifically are you trying to do?"
Do you have users that don't have Access, that need to get data into your
database? There are other ways to deal with this.
Do you get data from a vendor, customer, or other third-party source as an
Excel file and you need to import that data? If so, how often? What type
of data, etc.
Do you have a spreadsheet out there that is regularly updated by employees
in your organization and you need to link to it and get up-to-the-minute
data?
Using "Get External Data" then link or import is the short answer to your
question, but we might have some hints that will help you do even more. The
more information you give us on what you are trying to accomplish, the more
likely we will be to give you the best answer for your specific situation.
We've seen lots of questions where we can answer the actual question, but
often the user is overlooking an easier or better way.
For example, many people ask how to build a table to store passwords. If we
dig further and find that they are trying to create a complex security
scheme for their Access users, we can instead point out that Access has
built-in security features that does not require the developer to create
login forms or store data in a complex security table.
Hope that helps. We're not being nosy, just want to get the full picture so
we can give the BEST answer for the circumstances.