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I am trying to export dollar amounts from excel to Acess. Access does not use
decimals so I need to remove the decimals from the cells in Excel but add the two zeros to serve as place holders at the end of the number. |
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Not sure if I'm understanding you properly. Microsoft Access definitely does
accept numbers with trailing decimals. If you are exportiing dollar amounts format your Access field as a Currency field. I am going to take a guess and assume that all the dollar amounts you are exporting to Access are even dollar amounts ($500.00, $999.00, $1.00, etc). If that is the case make sure that the field you are putting these into in Access is formatted to show 2 trailing decimal places whether there is data in those trailing spaces or not. "Nicole" wrote: I am trying to export dollar amounts from excel to Acess. Access does not use decimals so I need to remove the decimals from the cells in Excel but add the two zeros to serve as place holders at the end of the number. |
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