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Importing DBF with large number of fields
I need to import/open a .dbf file that contains about 350 fields.
When I open it in excel, it only seems to open the first 245 fields (to column "IU") and doesn't show any fields beyond that. Is there a way to get all the data for a .dbf with a large number of fields? I am a novice "copy, paste and change" type of VBA programmer, so if this is possible, any code examples would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! |
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