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Exporting Data from Access
Hi yall,
I am using the TransferSpreadsheet method in Access 97 to export a table to Excel 97. My problem is that some data fields have strings such as 3-3 or 1-3 etc. etc. and Excel wants to automatically format those fields as dates when they actually are not. Is there a way I can stop Excel from automatically formating this type of data as a date when using the TransferSpreadsheet method? Thanking you in advance.. |
Exporting Data from Access
If you are doing this from within Access97 using a method of the MS
Access object library, you should be asking, 'How can I get MS Access to format this type of data as a string when using the TransferSpreadsheet method?' And such a question would get a better response in a MS Access forum. -- from automatically formating this type of data as a date when using the TransferSpreadsheet method? "D.Mulder" wrote in message ... Hi yall, I am using the TransferSpreadsheet method in Access 97 to export a table to Excel 97. My problem is that some data fields have strings such as 3-3 or 1-3 etc. etc. and Excel wants to automatically format those fields as dates when they actually are not. Is there a way I can stop Excel from automatically formating this type of data as a date when using the TransferSpreadsheet method? Thanking you in advance.. |
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