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hi i want to use an excel worksheet to collect data that I will then import
into access. How do I enforce the datatype of data entered into a column of say dates? thanks |
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RHC,
For data entered into a sheet, use the Validate feature. If this is too limited, you can use forms and include much more extensive validation; but you will have to write a lot of code. A third trick is to use UDF to capture input, validate (or fix) and write back to the sheet. Of course the UDF must be in a cell other than the input cell and you may have to play games with the VOLATILE command to avoid a never ending circle. This trick is useful when you want to validate a lot of cells at once on a manual or programmed compute. Allan P. London, CPA "The Future and Reality - Close the Gap" "RHC" wrote in message ... hi i want to use an excel worksheet to collect data that I will then import into access. How do I enforce the datatype of data entered into a column of say dates? thanks |
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