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Data import gives the wrong values: bad text format?
Hello!
I have to work with a tool to export data from an oracle database to *.txt, *.html or *.xls. HTML and TXT are working fine but in Excel I have problems concerning numerical values. A number 1234.56 will appear as 123456 or 123456.00. As a workaround I can press F2 (edit cell) and then ENTER which is like a substitution by itself. The value will be correct then. (But in tests this worked only with a non-saved file.) As a workaround I tried to write a vba routine (like: x=cell.value, cell.value=x) but this didn't work either. Can anybody help me on this topic? Thanks in advance! Peter |
Data import gives the wrong values: bad text format?
Hello Peter,
To understand your problem better, could you tell us how exactly you're importing the data into Excel, and also the version of Excel? Thanks, -Daniel -- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. "Peter Baute" wrote in message ... Hello! I have to work with a tool to export data from an oracle database to *.txt, *.html or *.xls. HTML and TXT are working fine but in Excel I have problems concerning numerical values. A number 1234.56 will appear as 123456 or 123456.00. As a workaround I can press F2 (edit cell) and then ENTER which is like a substitution by itself. The value will be correct then. (But in tests this worked only with a non-saved file.) As a workaround I tried to write a vba routine (like: x=cell.value, cell.value=x) but this didn't work either. Can anybody help me on this topic? Thanks in advance! Peter |
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