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While attempting to use CopyFromRecordset I ran into the 911 character
limitation mentioned in KB 818808. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/818808/en-us The article does not provide a workaround, but there must be one since using Tools Import External Data or Microsoft Query in Excel does not produce the same error using the same data. I attempted to copy the recordset to an array, and then transpose and copy that array to worksheet, which was listed as a possible method in KB 246335, but I got the same error. So, the question remains, how does Tools Import External Data do the same thing as CopyFromRecordset without getting the 911 character limitation error? Does anybody know a workaround? Thanks. *This post is a replacement for the post at the following link. The old post wasn't getting any responses. CopyFromRecordset fails if string 911? in Excel Programming http://support.microsoft.com/newsgro...=en-us&m=1&p=1 |
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