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MS Query and date format
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I have a csv file that I try to link with Excel spreadsheet using MS Query. I have one issue: the date format in MS Query is incorrect. MS Query imports a column as YMD when it should be DMY. How can I change this? Kind regards IgorM |
MS Query and date format
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MS Query is good but sometimes you may have to do a tad bit of clean up after the refresh. how are you refreshing now? all of my MSQ's refreshed from a command button on the sheet. if i had your problem i might do something like this...... Sub RefreshData() Sheets("Sheet1").range("A1").Refresh Backgroundquery:=False Range("G:G").NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yyyy" 'or 'Range("G:G") = Format(Range("G:G"), "mmddyyyy") Msgbox "i'm done" end sub the above would work only if you import was true numbers. if the MSQ is importing the data as text you can use text to column to flip it around. parse it as delimited and on step 3,in column data format(upper right) choose date and from the drop down, choose YMD. if you refresh frequently then you might want to do that on record and add the code to your refresh code. my thoughts regards FSt1 "IgorM" wrote: Hi I have a csv file that I try to link with Excel spreadsheet using MS Query. I have one issue: the date format in MS Query is incorrect. MS Query imports a column as YMD when it should be DMY. How can I change this? Kind regards IgorM |
MS Query and date format
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sorry. made a mistake. line in the code.... Sheets("Sheet1").range("A1").Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False should be.... Sheets("Sheet1").range("A1").Querytable.Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False sorry bout that regards FSt1 "FSt1" wrote: hi MS Query is good but sometimes you may have to do a tad bit of clean up after the refresh. how are you refreshing now? all of my MSQ's refreshed from a command button on the sheet. if i had your problem i might do something like this...... Sub RefreshData() Sheets("Sheet1").range("A1").Refresh Backgroundquery:=False Range("G:G").NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yyyy" 'or 'Range("G:G") = Format(Range("G:G"), "mmddyyyy") Msgbox "i'm done" end sub the above would work only if you import was true numbers. if the MSQ is importing the data as text you can use text to column to flip it around. parse it as delimited and on step 3,in column data format(upper right) choose date and from the drop down, choose YMD. if you refresh frequently then you might want to do that on record and add the code to your refresh code. my thoughts regards FSt1 "IgorM" wrote: Hi I have a csv file that I try to link with Excel spreadsheet using MS Query. I have one issue: the date format in MS Query is incorrect. MS Query imports a column as YMD when it should be DMY. How can I change this? Kind regards IgorM |
MS Query and date format
The data is returned to a PivotTable which is set to refresh on file
opening. So, I'd rather want to set the year format before the data is imported by MSQuery. "FSt1" wrote in message ... hi sorry. made a mistake. line in the code.... Sheets("Sheet1").range("A1").Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False should be.... Sheets("Sheet1").range("A1").Querytable.Refresh BackgroundQuery:=False sorry bout that regards FSt1 "FSt1" wrote: hi MS Query is good but sometimes you may have to do a tad bit of clean up after the refresh. how are you refreshing now? all of my MSQ's refreshed from a command button on the sheet. if i had your problem i might do something like this...... Sub RefreshData() Sheets("Sheet1").range("A1").Refresh Backgroundquery:=False Range("G:G").NumberFormat = "mm/dd/yyyy" 'or 'Range("G:G") = Format(Range("G:G"), "mmddyyyy") Msgbox "i'm done" end sub the above would work only if you import was true numbers. if the MSQ is importing the data as text you can use text to column to flip it around. parse it as delimited and on step 3,in column data format(upper right) choose date and from the drop down, choose YMD. if you refresh frequently then you might want to do that on record and add the code to your refresh code. my thoughts regards FSt1 "IgorM" wrote: Hi I have a csv file that I try to link with Excel spreadsheet using MS Query. I have one issue: the date format in MS Query is incorrect. MS Query imports a column as YMD when it should be DMY. How can I change this? Kind regards IgorM |
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