A
Alex St-Pierre
Hi,
I have a macro which import a dbf file in Excel. I would like to be able to
convert each row that have a format D 8 0 as a date format in Excel. It
doesn't seems possible to get the D 8 0 information when the dbf file is open
in Excel. So, I'm wondering if it's possible to open MS Access and then open
the file and get all date columns informations. After that, I could close the
file and open it in Excel.
Can someone confirm me that a dbf file open in Excel loose all the columns
properties?
I have a macro which import a dbf file in Excel. I would like to be able to
convert each row that have a format D 8 0 as a date format in Excel. It
doesn't seems possible to get the D 8 0 information when the dbf file is open
in Excel. So, I'm wondering if it's possible to open MS Access and then open
the file and get all date columns informations. After that, I could close the
file and open it in Excel.
Can someone confirm me that a dbf file open in Excel loose all the columns
properties?