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Format problem
Hello,
I am updating a spreadsheet as a linked table from an SQL Stored procedure. No matter how I send in the data, and no matter how I try to force the format of the cells.... it continues to show as text. all values have the 'to the left of the number, rendering them as text. Is there a way to combat this...? Everything works, the data all goes where it is supposed to go... I just want it to be numeric... NOT text ...this is the create table sql exec spExecute_ADODB_SQL @DDL='Create table ExecUtilHistoryDetailed ( id int , Header char(20) , cccID int , ClassDesc Char(50) , d1 DECIMAL(9,2) , d2 DECIMAL(9,2) , d3 DECIMAL(9,2) , d4 DECIMAL(9,2) , d5 DECIMAL(9,2) , d6 DECIMAL(9,2) , d7 DECIMAL(9,2) , d8 DECIMAL(9,2) , d9 DECIMAL(9,2) , d10 DECIMAL(9,2) )' , @DataSource ='C:\Mail.Files\Utilization\Utilization.Executive. Summary.V3.xls' thanks. bob. |
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