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Dave
Hi all,
I'm using the TransferSpreadsheet function in a macro to import data from an
Excel 97 spreadsheet into an Access 97 table. The destination table does not
have a primary key and it does not have any fields with the Required value
set to Yes.
My problem is that once every so often, a small number of rows on the
spreadsheet may have one or two columns left blank. These rows are not being
transferred. Is there a better way to make this transfer work without having
to check through the spreadsheet for blanks?
Thanks in advance.
Dave
I'm using the TransferSpreadsheet function in a macro to import data from an
Excel 97 spreadsheet into an Access 97 table. The destination table does not
have a primary key and it does not have any fields with the Required value
set to Yes.
My problem is that once every so often, a small number of rows on the
spreadsheet may have one or two columns left blank. These rows are not being
transferred. Is there a better way to make this transfer work without having
to check through the spreadsheet for blanks?
Thanks in advance.
Dave