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I am trying to import a file where data in the Part Number Column can be formatted as 123456 and/or 70-123456. I have tried formatting the column as Text so it will import the literal string but it still ignores any numbers which don't have the "-" sign in the number ? |
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Are you seeing this? Excel Inserts Null Values (http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?254) Allan "Nigel Murdoch" <nigelm (AT) gilesent (DOT) com> wrote in message news:#vVFSD83FHA.2600 (AT) tk2msftngp13 (DOT) phx.gbl: I am trying to import a file where data in the Part Number Column can be formatted as 123456 and/or 70-123456. I have tried formatting the column as Text so it will import the literal string but it still ignores any numbers which don't have the "-" sign in the number ? |
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Actuall that link does not help so much. We found that if the numbers in the column are in one type (number or text) it should be fine. The way to check it is more important. You can copy that column to a new place, if they are aligned in same way, it should be right. Otherwise, you have to change them to same format (text or number). Notes: by default in Excel, number is right aligned while text is left aligned. Guangming "Allan Mitchell" wrote: Are you seeing this? Excel Inserts Null Values (http://www.sqldts.com/default.aspx?254) Allan "Nigel Murdoch" <nigelm (AT) gilesent (DOT) com> wrote in message news:#vVFSD83FHA.2600 (AT) tk2msftngp13 (DOT) phx.gbl: I am trying to import a file where data in the Part Number Column can be formatted as 123456 and/or 70-123456. I have tried formatting the column as Text so it will import the literal string but it still ignores any numbers which don't have the "-" sign in the number ? |
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