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PJFry
I have a query stored in Access 2007 that populates a sheet in Excel 2007.
The query has two limits, Not Like *track* for a part description and a Is
Not Null on a transaction number.
When I run this query in Access, the recordset produced is correct, both the
limits are in place; however, that same query, when refreshed through a
connection in Excel, will return the recordset with only the Is Not Null
limit.
I can copy and paste the data out of Access into the same Excel workbook and
verify that the limit was not used.
What causes this, and how can I correct it?
Please let me know if you have any questions.
PJ
The query has two limits, Not Like *track* for a part description and a Is
Not Null on a transaction number.
When I run this query in Access, the recordset produced is correct, both the
limits are in place; however, that same query, when refreshed through a
connection in Excel, will return the recordset with only the Is Not Null
limit.
I can copy and paste the data out of Access into the same Excel workbook and
verify that the limit was not used.
What causes this, and how can I correct it?
Please let me know if you have any questions.
PJ