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How to determine the cause of missing data after I importing data
I am trying to import data from one excel file to another. It is a very straightforward operation. However, a few columns of data are missing after the import. If it is possible for data to be missed, I am hesitent to import data and use them with templates. I appreciate if anyone has had this problem and knows how to solve it. Thanks, Lesley |
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How to determine the cause of missing data after I importing data
Do you have any hidden columns in your destination workbook?
Pete On Oct 23, 10:52 pm, LMonro wrote: I am trying to import data from one excel file to another. It is a very straightforward operation. However, a few columns of data are missing after the import. If it is possible for data to be missed, I am hesitent to import data and use them with templates. I appreciate if anyone has had this problem and knows how to solve it. Thanks, Lesley |
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There are a couple of hidden columns, but the columns with missing data
aren't hidden. "Pete_UK" wrote: Do you have any hidden columns in your destination workbook? Pete On Oct 23, 10:52 pm, LMonro wrote: I am trying to import data from one excel file to another. It is a very straightforward operation. However, a few columns of data are missing after the import. If it is possible for data to be missed, I am hesitent to import data and use them with templates. I appreciate if anyone has had this problem and knows how to solve it. Thanks, Lesley |
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The file that I am importing from is an older version of Excel. Is it possible that this caused the problem? Lesley "LMonro" wrote: There are a couple of hidden columns, but the columns with missing data aren't hidden. "Pete_UK" wrote: Do you have any hidden columns in your destination workbook? Pete On Oct 23, 10:52 pm, LMonro wrote: I am trying to import data from one excel file to another. It is a very straightforward operation. However, a few columns of data are missing after the import. If it is possible for data to be missed, I am hesitent to import data and use them with templates. I appreciate if anyone has had this problem and knows how to solve it. Thanks, Lesley |
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I don't think so. How are you "importing" the data? I would tend to
use copy & paste, and I've never had any problems about data being left behind. Perhaps if you describe what you are doing in a bit more detail this might jog the memory of someone who has encountered similar problems. Pete On Oct 25, 5:23 pm, LMonro wrote: The file that I am importing from is an older version of Excel. Is it possible that this caused the problem? Lesley "LMonro" wrote: There are a couple of hidden columns, but the columns with missing data aren't hidden. "Pete_UK" wrote: Do you have any hidden columns in your destination workbook? Pete On Oct 23, 10:52 pm, LMonro wrote: I am trying to import data from one excel file to another. It is a very straightforward operation. However, a few columns of data are missing after the import. If it is possible for data to be missed, I am hesitent to import data and use them with templates. I appreciate if anyone has had this problem and knows how to solve it. Thanks, Lesley- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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I am creating a template and using the "Import External Data" function under
the "Data" Menu. My goal is to set up automatic importing of the data so that I can avoid the manual cut and paste (and human error associated) with every new file update. If I do a standard cut and paste, there is no data missing. If the data retreival isn't reliable, I need to abandon the automation. I apprecaite any help you can give me. "Pete_UK" wrote: I don't think so. How are you "importing" the data? I would tend to use copy & paste, and I've never had any problems about data being left behind. Perhaps if you describe what you are doing in a bit more detail this might jog the memory of someone who has encountered similar problems. Pete On Oct 25, 5:23 pm, LMonro wrote: The file that I am importing from is an older version of Excel. Is it possible that this caused the problem? Lesley "LMonro" wrote: There are a couple of hidden columns, but the columns with missing data aren't hidden. "Pete_UK" wrote: Do you have any hidden columns in your destination workbook? Pete On Oct 23, 10:52 pm, LMonro wrote: I am trying to import data from one excel file to another. It is a very straightforward operation. However, a few columns of data are missing after the import. If it is possible for data to be missed, I am hesitent to import data and use them with templates. I appreciate if anyone has had this problem and knows how to solve it. Thanks, Lesley- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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I was hoping that someone else would come in, as I don't really have
any further advice I can give you. If you haven't had another reply within a couple of days, perhaps you could post again? Pete On Oct 25, 9:15 pm, LMonro wrote: I am creating a template and using the "Import External Data" function under the "Data" Menu. My goal is to set up automatic importing of the data so that I can avoid the manual cut and paste (and human error associated) with every new file update. If I do a standard cut and paste, there is no data missing. If the data retreival isn't reliable, I need to abandon the automation. I apprecaite any help you can give me. "Pete_UK" wrote: I don't think so. How are you "importing" the data? I would tend to use copy & paste, and I've never had any problems about data being left behind. Perhaps if you describe what you are doing in a bit more detail this might jog the memory of someone who has encountered similar problems. Pete On Oct 25, 5:23 pm, LMonro wrote: The file that I am importing from is an older version of Excel. Is it possible that this caused the problem? Lesley "LMonro" wrote: There are a couple of hidden columns, but the columns with missing data aren't hidden. "Pete_UK" wrote: Do you have any hidden columns in your destination workbook? Pete On Oct 23, 10:52 pm, LMonro wrote: I am trying to import data from one excel file to another. It is a very straightforward operation. However, a few columns of data are missing after the import. If it is possible for data to be missed, I am hesitent to import data and use them with templates. I appreciate if anyone has had this problem and knows how to solve it. Thanks, Lesley- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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Thanks.
I will. Lesley "Pete_UK" wrote: I was hoping that someone else would come in, as I don't really have any further advice I can give you. If you haven't had another reply within a couple of days, perhaps you could post again? Pete On Oct 25, 9:15 pm, LMonro wrote: I am creating a template and using the "Import External Data" function under the "Data" Menu. My goal is to set up automatic importing of the data so that I can avoid the manual cut and paste (and human error associated) with every new file update. If I do a standard cut and paste, there is no data missing. If the data retreival isn't reliable, I need to abandon the automation. I apprecaite any help you can give me. "Pete_UK" wrote: I don't think so. How are you "importing" the data? I would tend to use copy & paste, and I've never had any problems about data being left behind. Perhaps if you describe what you are doing in a bit more detail this might jog the memory of someone who has encountered similar problems. Pete On Oct 25, 5:23 pm, LMonro wrote: The file that I am importing from is an older version of Excel. Is it possible that this caused the problem? Lesley "LMonro" wrote: There are a couple of hidden columns, but the columns with missing data aren't hidden. "Pete_UK" wrote: Do you have any hidden columns in your destination workbook? Pete On Oct 23, 10:52 pm, LMonro wrote: I am trying to import data from one excel file to another. It is a very straightforward operation. However, a few columns of data are missing after the import. If it is possible for data to be missed, I am hesitent to import data and use them with templates. I appreciate if anyone has had this problem and knows how to solve it. Thanks, Lesley- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text -- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - |
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