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Tab Delimited Query
Hi All
There is probably a very simple answer to my query, however been trying for ages to solve it all to no avail. I have a a Tab Delimited Excel sheet "data1" using 8 columns and covering nearly 8000 rows -- columns G & H are numerical and a lot of the cells contain a single zero (0) after using The Text Import Wizard and changing everything from General to Text and then saving. When uploading on to the web database as a text file the zero's in the cells don't display. Using 2007 and in Options enabling - Show a zero in cells that have a zero value -- still no zero's display. Any help much appreciated -- Many Thanks Sue |
Tab Delimited Query
Hi Sue,
What is the data type of the field that should show the zeros in the web database? Dan Dungan cells that have a zero value -- still no zero's display. Any help much appreciated -- Many Thanks Sue |
Tab Delimited Query
Hi Dan
I'm a bit lost here -- its basically a flat file database using a Perl cgi script and I have just about filled in all the data in Excel , like I said 8 columns and nearly 8,000 rows and saved it as Tab Delimited and then uploaded it on to my server as data1 .txt file -- its been a lot of hard work. But it works OK except for the missing zero's and that spoils the final output. -- Many Thanks Sue "dan dungan" wrote: Hi Sue, What is the data type of the field that should show the zeros in the web database? Dan Dungan cells that have a zero value -- still no zero's display. Any help much appreciated -- Many Thanks Sue |
Tab Delimited Query
works OK except for the missing zero's and that spoils the final output. Hi Sue, Are the zeros missing in the text file or does the database remove the zeros after you import the text file? Dan |
Tab Delimited Query
Hi Dan
The zero's are in the text file -- the database removes them after importing the data file. If that helps???? -- Many Thanks Sue "dan dungan" wrote: works OK except for the missing zero's and that spoils the final output. Hi Sue, Are the zeros missing in the text file or does the database remove the zeros after you import the text file? Dan |
Tab Delimited Query
Hi Sue,
That's why I think you would be better served to ask this question on a perl/cgi newsgroup. The field's data type doesn't seem to allow 0's. In my limited experience, 0's are not good in database fields. How does it spoil your final output. Dan works OK except for the missing zero's and that spoils the final output. |
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