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    DoCmd.TransferText Invalid Argument 3001

    WooHoo! Figured it out: :) The Access tables must retain memory concerning datatypes. For whatever reason, importing via the DoCmd.TransferText method only works for datatypes = to Number (Long Integer) or Text. Even though importing manually with other datatypes (decimal, memo) works, it...
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    DoCmd.TransferText Invalid Argument 3001

    No dice, same error message 3001 invalid argument. Plus, the code worked previously, it was only after I made changes to the table that it stopped working. I even deleted the table and started from scratch...
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    DoCmd.TransferText Invalid Argument 3001

    I did, several times... The kicker is that I can upload text files manually using the same table & spec file, it just doesn't work running the code. Thanks for the reply! Any more advice?
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    DoCmd.TransferText Invalid Argument 3001

    I never changed the code, but deleted/ recreated a new table and changed some of the datatypes. I'm sure the problem is with the spec file, since the first time I tried coding this, I had trouble and it wasn't until I redid the spec file over & over before it worked (never figured out the...
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