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Cell formatting changes on export
Good morning!
I am having a problem with locking down a format in Excel. When I tr to import a spreadsheet into a SQL environment, it sometimes convert numbers formatted as text back to a general or number format. This i causing huge automation problems. Does anyone know a way to lock dow a spreadsheet to a text format? BTW: I have tried the usual FORMATCELLSTEXT and though it changes th format, when I try to export it, the cells sometimes revert to genera or number format. I have also tried locking the cells, etc, to no avail. :( Thanks in advance for your help! prgmrgir -- Message posted from http://www.ExcelForum.com |
Cell formatting changes on export
PRGMRgirl wrote ...
I am having a problem with locking down a format in Excel. When I try to import a spreadsheet into a SQL environment, it sometimes converts numbers formatted as text back to a general or number format. This is causing huge automation problems. Does anyone know a way to lock down a spreadsheet to a text format? Explained he http://www.dicks-blog.com/excel/2004...al_data_m.html Jamie. -- |
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