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Microsoft Access Question 2?
I need to import text data into an Access database table.
But, one of the fields in the table is a date/time format.
I use that particular field to do a time/date calculation.
Unfortnately, whenever I do a data import that field is not recognized because of its time/date format/
If I change the field's setting to text I can import the datea flawlessly.
Does any one have any suggestions how I can solve the problem so that the table accepts my text import seamlessly?
All of the other fields in the table are ok.
Thanks for your help.
2 Answers
- Anonymous1 decade agoFavorite Answer
Have you tried using CDate([YourFieldName])
- tarzan_055Lv 41 decade ago
import to excel first then import the excel table to access it will much easier for you