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GottaRun
excel newbie here.
I was able to cut & paste tabular data from the web to an excel sheet.
Each column under its own letter. Looks great. But one of the columns
has data that has this format 32:31:00 I want this treated as text
particularly when I import into an Access DB. But when I do
format|cell|text it changes the contents to 1.354861111 rather than
displaying 32:31:00. What I import this into Access DB it brings along
this wierd 1.354861111 instead of 32:31:00.
Note: when the cell is displaying 32:31:00 and if I click on it it
changes to
1/1/1900 8:31:00 AM This is what Access DB sees. Don't want that.
Want to see: 32:31:00. Actually 32:31, that is drop of the trailing
zeroes.
If I leave it as excel formatted it then Access treats it as some
date/time field although the Access field is defined as text.
Another column has data that looks like 7:02 or 24:02 I want this to be
treated as text. Although it does represent mm:ss in this case.
I was able to cut & paste tabular data from the web to an excel sheet.
Each column under its own letter. Looks great. But one of the columns
has data that has this format 32:31:00 I want this treated as text
particularly when I import into an Access DB. But when I do
format|cell|text it changes the contents to 1.354861111 rather than
displaying 32:31:00. What I import this into Access DB it brings along
this wierd 1.354861111 instead of 32:31:00.
Note: when the cell is displaying 32:31:00 and if I click on it it
changes to
1/1/1900 8:31:00 AM This is what Access DB sees. Don't want that.
Want to see: 32:31:00. Actually 32:31, that is drop of the trailing
zeroes.
If I leave it as excel formatted it then Access treats it as some
date/time field although the Access field is defined as text.
Another column has data that looks like 7:02 or 24:02 I want this to be
treated as text. Although it does represent mm:ss in this case.