First, make sure you have required ODBC Drivers.
if you don’t have one. You can download it from Microsoft’s web site
When you download the ODBC Driver, make sure to select 64 bit version.
Setup ODBC Data Source for your Microsoft Access Database File Add new Data Source and select your Microsoft Access Database file.
Select the DSN we just created and click Test Connection to make sure it works.
Select a Table, write a SQL then you can preview the result. Once you confirmed hte result, you can import it by clicking the green "Save" button.
It's almost same as Windows case. The only difference is ODBC driver installation.
Please refer this note for instruction.
Microsoft does not provide an ODBC driver for Mac, so you have to obtain one from 3rd party ODBC vendors like CData.
You can use ODBC Manager to setup DSN for MS Access.
Click Add button and select the ODBC Driver you installed.
On the Dialog shown in the below screen shot, click the "Add" button and enter below required fields then click the "OK" button.
Once the setup is done,
Select the DSN we just created and click Test Connection to make sure it works.
Select a Table, write a SQL then you can preview the result. Once you confirmed hte result, you can import it by clicking the green "Save" button.