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Guest
Hi
I have an excel sheet which performs a number of calculations. I then import
the answers back into access. In my excel sheet, I need to use IF statements
to catch errors. The result being, that I have set a number of the cells in
the range that I import set to "" eg =if(A2<>0,A2,"").
Access is unhappy importing these 'blank' cells. Is there a way I can sort
this out in either access or excel?
Many thanks
Tarryn
I have an excel sheet which performs a number of calculations. I then import
the answers back into access. In my excel sheet, I need to use IF statements
to catch errors. The result being, that I have set a number of the cells in
the range that I import set to "" eg =if(A2<>0,A2,"").
Access is unhappy importing these 'blank' cells. Is there a way I can sort
this out in either access or excel?
Many thanks
Tarryn