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I understand that access uses the first 15 rows of an imported excel sheet to
determine whether the access field is numerical or text. I have a worksheet with a date column, and columns that contain both numbers and text entries (in the form of less than values e.g.<1). Therefore the date column cannot be changed to text or number otherwise it looses the correct format. And although the numbers can be changed to text in excel they are only recognised as numbers in access. The only way I have found to get the all the information across from excel into access without error values (e.g.#NUM!) is to enter ' in front of all entries. I have done this manually (i.e. entering each cell separately) but this is not practical for the large amount of data I have. Is there any other way round the problem? If not is there any other way of getting ' in front of every entry without having to do it manually? If I do have ' in front of every entry can I still calculate average values for the columns? Thank you |
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