Inability to import Excel data with xlsx or xlsm extensions

Inability to import Excel data with xlsx or xlsm using Microsoft Project Standard V14 Import Wizard.
Get error message"Project cannot recognize this file format. Do you want to open this file in text only?"   when using xlsm.
Nothing no wizard or data when when trying xlsx.
Windows XP/Office 2007. SP1 for MSP2010 installed.
Thank you in advance.   Pete

Pete H --
No, it is not possible to import Excel files with either the xlsx or the the xlsm file extension. This is simply a limitation of the Import/Export Wizard. Sorry. Hope this helps.
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Hi,
Has anyone tried loading data records to HANA DB 1.00 Build 20 from the CTL files provided in     https://wiki.wdf.sap.corp/wiki/display/HANADemoenvironment/HowtoloadCOPAdata ?
It was work on HANA DB 1.00 Build 15 but not with New Build...
The procedure was exactly the same
The creation of Tables is done but i have this error with import data with each csv files:
Command with HANA Studio (Build 20):
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Error:
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               SAP DBTech JDBC: [257]: sql syntax error: line 1 (at pos 3643214585)
I tried also: load from '/tmp/export/TCURT.ctl' -> same error...
We have all privileges on the tmp folder and files
I tried also to copy new data from source...
Do you have an idea?
Thanks for advance for help .
Best regards,
Eric MG

Hello,
LOAD TABLE command was not public - full syntax was never mentioned in any SAP guide on help.sap.com or Market Place (except SAP HANA Pocketbook-DRAFT). Therefore it is SAP internal syntax that can be changed anytime. And I guess this is what happened. Command is either deprecated or having different syntax.
If you need to import CVS file I would suggest to use official way - either IMPORT command (which was also not very public before but since SP03 it is mentioned in SQL Script Guide) or best using SAP HANA Studio import functionality (just be sure you use CVS as type of file).
You can find explanation of both ways in this blog:
SAP HANA - Modeling Content Migration - part 2: Import, Post-migration Activities
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SET UP : SQL SERVER 2012-64 Bit and Access DataBase Engine 2010 -64 Bit
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According to your description, you want to read write Excel using SSIS without installing MS office on the target environment. In that case, missing of data access component on the machine stops working of SSIS package.
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