Access VBA | Import Excel Tables to Access Pt. 2

In part two of our series, we will write the main section of our code that will loop through our list object and import the data into our newly defined Access Table. Additionally, we will walk through using the column headers in our table to specify the field we want to insert the value into. That way, we can replicate exactly how the table is structured in Excel and transfer it over to Access.
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[@kabukijoe99]

Good lessons

[@SunilKumar-uv6zu]

Dear Alex ,
what`s wrong with this code i am using powershell command to read text from image.. i have already installed tesseract 5.0 version and also added the path to environment variable..
Sub ReadTextUsingShell()
Dim myshell As Shell32.Shell
Set myshell = New Shell32.Shell
Dim argu As String
Dim ImagetoReadPth, output As String
ImagetoReadPth = "C:\Users\Sunil Kumar\OneDrive\Desktop\File\ImgtoRead.jpg"
output = "C:\Users\Sunil Kumar\OneDrive\Desktop\File\1.txt"
argu = "tesseract.exe " & ImagetoReadPth & " " & output & " -l eng"
myshell.ShellExecute "powershell", vArgs:=argu
End Sub
Powershell window pops-up but do nothing and get closed..

[@aminghanooni4240]

Why not using SQL Server instead of Access?

[@navjotsingh2251]

Access is good for smaller data sets and it provides a better way to store data then just dumping it all into an excel file, and it provides an easy to use interface which has full access to VBA so it can be interoperable with all office365 applications. And it can act as a frontend to bigger databases like MySQL, SQL Server, PostgresSQL etc

[@SunilKumar-uv6zu]

Dear Alex,
Kindly help on my below query

[@SunilKumar-uv6zu]

Dear Alex ,
what`s wrong with this code i am using powershell command to read text from image.. i have already installed tesseract 5.0 version and also added the path to environment variable..
Sub ReadTextUsingShell()
Dim myshell As Shell32.Shell
Set myshell = New Shell32.Shell
Dim argu As String
Dim ImagetoReadPth, output As String
ImagetoReadPth = "C:\Users\Sunil Kumar\OneDrive\Desktop\File\ImgtoRead.jpg"
output = "C:\Users\Sunil Kumar\OneDrive\Desktop\File\1.txt"
argu = "tesseract.exe " & ImagetoReadPth & " " & output & " -l eng"
myshell.ShellExecute "powershell", vArgs:=argu
End Sub
Powershell window pops-up but do nothing and get closed..