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Changing the *format* of a number won't change the number itself, so if you
export it to Access you'll still have the same number. If you want it to look like a date by the time it gets to Access, try a helper column with a formula such as =TEXT(A1,"dd/mm/yyyy") or whatever format you are looking for. -- David Biddulph "Judy Margo" wrote in message ups.com... Hello: I'm looking for help with a specific problem in exporting an Excel table into Access. I was able to do this successfully (for the most part), but hit one major glitch. One of the columns in the original table contains dates. When that column landed in Access, the dates were transformed into numbers that have no apparent relation to dates (i.e. simply going in and changing the format of the column to "Date/Time" didn't help). Instead of being a date w/in the past 10 years or so, there are numbers such as 38945 and 36859. I went back to Excel and changed the format of the column to perfectly match the format that I wanted it to be in Access, but this didn't help. Any ideas? Thanks very much- Judy |
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