How to upload Excel files into SSMS | Microsoft.ACE.OLEDB.16.0 SQL is not on the local machine error

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In this tutorial, you will learn how to upload an Excel file into SQL Server using SQL Server Management Studio (SSMS). This can be useful when you have data in Excel that you want to store in a database for further analysis or reporting.

First, you need to create a new table in SQL Server that will store the data from your Excel file. You can do this by opening SSMS, connecting to your SQL Server instance, and then right-clicking on the database where you want to create the table and selecting "New Query".

In the query window, you can write a SQL script that creates a new table with the appropriate columns and data types to match the data in your Excel file. Make sure to save the script before you execute it.

Next, you need to import the data from your Excel file into the new table. To do this, right-click on the database where you created the table and select "Tasks" - "Import Data". This will open the SQL Server Import and Export Wizard.

In the wizard, you need to specify the source of the data your Excel file and the destination (your SQL Server table). You can also specify any additional settings, such as how to handle errors or how to map columns between the source and destination.

Once you have configured the wizard, you can preview the data to make sure it looks correct, and then start the import process. This will copy the data from your Excel file into the new table in SQL Server.

Finally, you can verify that the data was imported correctly by running a SELECT query on the new table. You should see the data from your Excel file displayed in the query results.

That's it! Now you know how to upload an Excel file into SQL Server using SSMS.
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[AanchalSharma-ihpb]

Thankyou so much for this !!! Its the only tutorial that worked for my SQL error. Really helpful !!

[atharvathatte]

So far this is only one video which tells us what exactly is needed and works well. Thank you!

[sols]

OH MY Gosh!!! You're the only person who were able to help me to fix my sql error!! Hope you wont get demotivated making more videos like this!

[legacyforfitness]

Thanks bhai. I was trying to import excel but every time same error i had gone through many videos but not helped but when i saw your video i was able to import. Thnanks once again.

[rambostudycentre]

Thank you brother. I was just learning mysql microsoft from a tutorial in youtube and this error came and I was just stucked. Also the tutorial also doesn't know how to solve this problem. I searched in youtube and your video came up. Thanks brother, it really helped. Looking forward to more videos

[alexmecwan]

Thank You Soo Much Broo.!! I actually Wasted 5-6 hours solving this problem using ChatGPT but then you Came....!!! ❤ The Fault is in Microsoft Website the X64 Version not running properly...

[yugarajtamang]

thanks brother. been stucked on this one for 3 days. finally problem solved. Good job !!!

[fatizahra]

Excelent, it work, you made my day many thnaks from Morocco ...

[LJMAndre]

Thank you so much. It helped me the correct the error message I had when I wanted to upload the excel file in ssms

[bhaveshahuja]

Thank you bro!
It was really helpful :)

[minnoo]

What a fantastic way!!! Thanks million

[AnshulKumbhare]

This trick was so helpful brother
Thank you so much

[tanveerhussainshah]

thank you!God bless you. It worked well.

[itstooba]

Thanks dude .. it worked like magic ✨❤

[dmojesh]

Thank u so much brother... God bless u💌

[DebsankarPal-mz]

Thank you so much. It worked perfectly

[michaelsolomon]

Thank you so much, this is indeed helpful

[shajahan-cpfu]

Thank you bro it's worked. But my only doubt is why should we go with 64 bit? Is this same process applies to the 64 bit?

[mmtsa]

Hello.
I've done all the steps carefully and still getting the same error.
I installed the same version of OLEDB provider which is 16 and also have run the commands in my Command Prompt just like you but not being able to import data in my sql server database.
I've seen multiple tutorials about this and in all of them, the solution has worked like a charm but for me, nothing positive is happening.
Any suggestions?