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Fields in access database
I know this is more of an access question but it does have to do with
excel. I am trying to import/export data from excel to access. I originally had 6 fields and they were all working beautifully. I went in and had to add 7 more fields so i changed my tables to accomodate and when i entered the field names in my SQL statement it broke the code. I tried all the way down to 1 more field and it still wasnt working. Is there a limit to how many field you can call or am i just doing something wrong? Thanks,. justin |
Fields in access database
"Justin Philips" wrote in message
oups.com... : I know this is more of an access question but it does have to do with : excel. : : I am trying to import/export data from excel to access. I originally : had 6 fields and they were all working beautifully. I went in and had : to add 7 more fields so i changed my tables to accomodate and when i : entered the field names in my SQL statement it broke the code. I tried : all the way down to 1 more field and it still wasnt working. Is there : a limit to how many field you can call or am i just doing something : wrong? : : Thanks,. : justin : There may be a limit, but I've pulled way more than 6 fields before. Have you tried Select * From... If you still can't get it to work, you may need to post some code Paul D |
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