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Importing large cell from Excel
tewald 18.07.2006 13:04:02
I'm trying to import from Excel via VBA; sure, that's easy with
DoCMD.ImportSpreadsheet. Unfortunately, it has the same limitation as using
the Import Wizard: Excel automatically identifies data types, and any alpha
content causes the data to be imported as a Text field. This limits the data
to 255 characters, and I need more than that. I can format the receiving
field to be Memo, but I can't change the import itself. How would that be
done?

TIA,
--
Thomas F. Ewald
tewald[ at ]yahoo.com

RE: Importing large cell from Excel
Klatuu 18.07.2006 15:02:02
Import to an existing table with the field types and sizes already defined.

"tewald" wrote:

[Quoted Text]
> I'm trying to import from Excel via VBA; sure, that's easy with
> DoCMD.ImportSpreadsheet. Unfortunately, it has the same limitation as using
> the Import Wizard: Excel automatically identifies data types, and any alpha
> content causes the data to be imported as a Text field. This limits the data
> to 255 characters, and I need more than that. I can format the receiving
> field to be Memo, but I can't change the import itself. How would that be
> done?
>
> TIA,
> --
> Thomas F. Ewald
> tewald[ at ]yahoo.com
>
RE: Importing large cell from Excel
tewald 18.07.2006 15:06:02
I already tried that and it did not work. It's just a single field of Memo
size, but it still receive donly 255 characters.
--
Thomas F. Ewald



"Klatuu" wrote:

[Quoted Text]
> Import to an existing table with the field types and sizes already defined.
>
> "tewald" wrote:
>
> > I'm trying to import from Excel via VBA; sure, that's easy with
> > DoCMD.ImportSpreadsheet. Unfortunately, it has the same limitation as using
> > the Import Wizard: Excel automatically identifies data types, and any alpha
> > content causes the data to be imported as a Text field. This limits the data
> > to 255 characters, and I need more than that. I can format the receiving
> > field to be Memo, but I can't change the import itself. How would that be
> > done?
> >
> > TIA,
> > --
> > Thomas F. Ewald
> > tewald[ at ]yahoo.com
> >

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