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Paul
Hello,
I understand that special characters should not be used in table field names
and I don't use them when creating tables in my databases. However, when I
want to link to an Excel spreadsheet that another department is using to
enter their data, sometimes they use a forward slash, ampersand, or other
special character in the header name. Could this still cause a problem even
though it is a linked Excel file? I have successfully tested quering a table,
albeit a two-field table with three records, containing special characters in
the field name.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Regards,
Paul
I understand that special characters should not be used in table field names
and I don't use them when creating tables in my databases. However, when I
want to link to an Excel spreadsheet that another department is using to
enter their data, sometimes they use a forward slash, ampersand, or other
special character in the header name. Could this still cause a problem even
though it is a linked Excel file? I have successfully tested quering a table,
albeit a two-field table with three records, containing special characters in
the field name.
Any guidance is appreciated.
Regards,
Paul