Pasting into a MS Access Form from Excel - having problems

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G Zajic

I'm having a problem pasting from an Excel "template" to an Access Form. I've had great success with this process other situations, but for some reason this one is not working.
I can past from the Excel values to the form in Datasheet view for the form, however when I try and paste in Form view I get an error stating "The value entered isn't valid for this field".
I have the same number of fields in my form that I have in the Excel template, they are in the same order as the form Tab order, and I have checked that the formats (text, field sizes, numbers, dates) for the fields are the same between the Form and Excel. What else can I check to get this little bugger to work. Any assistance you can provide would be greatly.
 
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Reggie

G, I'm not sure how to accomplish what you are trying to do, but have you
tried importing the data to say a temp table and then run an append query to
add it to your table, or simply link to the excel file as you would a table?
Just a thought!

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Reggie

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G Zajic said:
I'm having a problem pasting from an Excel "template" to an Access Form.
I've had great success with this process other situations, but for some
reason this one is not working.
I can past from the Excel values to the form in Datasheet view for the
form, however when I try and paste in Form view I get an error stating "The
value entered isn't valid for this field".
I have the same number of fields in my form that I have in the Excel
template, they are in the same order as the form Tab order, and I have
checked that the formats (text, field sizes, numbers, dates) for the fields
are the same between the Form and Excel. What else can I check to get this
little bugger to work. Any assistance you can provide would be greatly.
 

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