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I am using MS Excel 2002 to manage financial data.
To add new data to a named range in a spreadsheet, I have written a query that uses the SQL "INSERT INTO" capability. Works well, except for two problems. For this Post, the problem I'm trying to solve is that the update query inserts a single quote at the front of each text field. E.g., the field "Symbol" could have the value of "IBM" (my double quotes for purposes of explanation). But, the update query produces "'IBM". Any suggestions on how I can get the query to drop the spurious single quote? Thanks, David |
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