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You can.
First, set up the structure of the table in MySQL. Then save the Excel file as either comma seperated or tab seperated text file. In MySQL, go to your table properties go to the SQL tab near the bottom of the SQL page is a link to "Insert data from a textfile into table" click that. You can adjust these settings as needed but your "fields terminated by" will be either , for a csv or \t for a tab delimited file. Lines terminated by should default to \r\n which is correct. Browse to the location of your file, then hit submit. Note that these instructions are based on phpMyAdmin 2.5.6-rc1, although I don't think this task has changed much in a few versions. |
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You may use MySQLFront is tool trough you can do this very easy www.mysqlfront.de
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