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How can I not overwrite my column headers when I do an ODBC refres
I don't want to overwrite my custom column headers when I do an ODBC refresh
but I don't know how to stop Excel from overwriting with the field names from the SQL database. |
How can I not overwrite my column headers when I do an ODBC refres
Create 2 rows of headers. Top row is your Custom headers, row 2 is the
default values from ODBC. Have it refresh starting on 2nd row. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Glen" wrote: I don't want to overwrite my custom column headers when I do an ODBC refresh but I don't know how to stop Excel from overwriting with the field names from the SQL database. |
How can I not overwrite my column headers when I do an ODBC re
Luke - that doesn't really solve the problem. I don't want the users to see
the "wrong" field names. I will do it if there is no other way but I'm still looking! Thanks, Glen H "Luke M" wrote: Create 2 rows of headers. Top row is your Custom headers, row 2 is the default values from ODBC. Have it refresh starting on 2nd row. -- Best Regards, Luke M *Remember to click "yes" if this post helped you!* "Glen" wrote: I don't want to overwrite my custom column headers when I do an ODBC refresh but I don't know how to stop Excel from overwriting with the field names from the SQL database. |
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