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Range(FirstDataRange & "3").CopyFromRecordset rstData
That's it. This is my problem line. The last field in the recordset is a MEMO field stored in an Access db. The field contains about 50-odd thousand characters. Whent the above line executes, the cell containing the last field of the recordset only contains 1823 of the last field's value. range("fc10")=rstdata.Fields(158).Value This line actually works differently. It copies 32,767 (the cell's limitation) of the last field's value, which is what I was expecting from the CopyFromRecordset function. Why does the CopyFromRecordset function not paste more characters? XL2002, Access2000 db, WinXP -- Julian Milano |
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