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Thank you both. At least I know what is going on now.
"Harald Staff" wrote: Hi Left aligned stuff is text if no alignment is forced. Not numbers, but number looking text. Not dates, but date looking text. Access understands. You will have to repair that data. From your description, try edit-replace, replace space with nothing, and see if alignment changes. HTH. Best wishes Harald "Bob" skrev i melding ... I have a spreadsheet that has a column formated as general, but the numbers in the column are right justified in some and left justified in others. If the number has a space after the first 3 numbers it left justifies. If it does not then it right justifies. This spreadsheet is downloaded from a vendor in .xls format. My problem is I am trying to import into Access and when it hits the numbers that are left justified it gives me an import error. Is there something in this spreadsheet that I can not find that is causing this to act differently? |
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