T
Thomas
Hello all,
I work for a phone company and twice a month I get a
report with several number ranges, in a excel spread
sheet. For example: 123 456 0000 9999
This shows that the company owns all the numbers in a
specific areacode and prefix.
What I want to do is import this into Access, and I do so
by selecting: Import External Data. Select my file,
choose first column to be my headers, paste into a new
table (where the preview shows all the leading zero's)
and then click finish. But when I look at my imported
data in the query, my data has changed to 123 456 0 9999.
Same thing happens with foreign area dodes like 012, it
will strip the 0.
Is there any way I can make access just take my data as
it is, and quit messing with it?
Thanks,
Tom
I work for a phone company and twice a month I get a
report with several number ranges, in a excel spread
sheet. For example: 123 456 0000 9999
This shows that the company owns all the numbers in a
specific areacode and prefix.
What I want to do is import this into Access, and I do so
by selecting: Import External Data. Select my file,
choose first column to be my headers, paste into a new
table (where the preview shows all the leading zero's)
and then click finish. But when I look at my imported
data in the query, my data has changed to 123 456 0 9999.
Same thing happens with foreign area dodes like 012, it
will strip the 0.
Is there any way I can make access just take my data as
it is, and quit messing with it?
Thanks,
Tom