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I am currently working on an access database and importing data from excel
into an access table. In some of the columns, there are dates and access
recognizes them as dates too, but some of the data has written in "N/A,"
which access cannot recognize and identifies them as errors. thus, they
are not included within these columns. Is there any way to fix this
problem without changing the dates or the "N/A"'s in this access table?
For although I could change each one of them individually, that would take
a long time and a change in data type from date/time to text, and the
office would like to use this database to constantly update their files
(i.e. link this database to another access database).
into an access table. In some of the columns, there are dates and access
recognizes them as dates too, but some of the data has written in "N/A,"
which access cannot recognize and identifies them as errors. thus, they
are not included within these columns. Is there any way to fix this
problem without changing the dates or the "N/A"'s in this access table?
For although I could change each one of them individually, that would take
a long time and a change in data type from date/time to text, and the
office would like to use this database to constantly update their files
(i.e. link this database to another access database).