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Datatypes
Hello, Group.
I use ADODB to retrieve values from excel spreadsheets, and have a problem when a column's datatype is 5 (numeric) and still the column holds some character values. The cells having character values are fethced as NULL, without any error. Can someone enlighten me on these issues: - how is the datatype set in Excel? - can I change it before retrieving the values with ADOdb? - is there any way within ADO to fecth these irregular cells, or do I need to use something else? TIA Krister |
Datatypes
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it be in-scope? "Krister" skrev i meddelandet ... Hello, Group. I use ADODB to retrieve values from excel spreadsheets, and have a problem when a column's datatype is 5 (numeric) and still the column holds some character values. The cells having character values are fethced as NULL, without any error. Can someone enlighten me on these issues: - how is the datatype set in Excel? - can I change it before retrieving the values with ADOdb? - is there any way within ADO to fecth these irregular cells, or do I need to use something else? TIA Krister |
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