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Invalid function importing data query from Access
We work primarily with Julian dates. I have an Access data query that
converts the Julian to Gregorian date using a function I built called "Convert_Julian". I now need to create charts from the data but when I set up the Data-Import External Data-New Database Query and point it to my Access query, it fails with "Undefined function 'Convert_Julian' in expression" message. I need to rebuild these charts every day and I don't want to have to manually copy & paste. I really need the data import to update my Excel workbook. Thanks, Jim |
Invalid function importing data query from Access
As a quick and dirty solution (I am not sure if there is going to be an easy
way around your function) could you do a make table query in Access to populate a physical table? That should get you around the problem. -- HTH... Jim Thomlinson "Capt James Cook" wrote: We work primarily with Julian dates. I have an Access data query that converts the Julian to Gregorian date using a function I built called "Convert_Julian". I now need to create charts from the data but when I set up the Data-Import External Data-New Database Query and point it to my Access query, it fails with "Undefined function 'Convert_Julian' in expression" message. I need to rebuild these charts every day and I don't want to have to manually copy & paste. I really need the data import to update my Excel workbook. Thanks, Jim |
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