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I ran a query on the mainframe and via ODBC, pulled the results into Excel.
I had a need to add a column of data. I did so and I saved the Excel file. When I go to Access (after importing the Excel spredsheet as a new Access table), my change (the additional column) is not there. I got to poking around and for some reason Access is treating the worksheet like it's not a worksheet at all, but instead, like it's a query (or a response to a query). Is there anything I can do in Excel to prevent or reverse this? Here's how Access "views" the range - "UKRM!Query_from_AS400 |
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