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Access into Excel - Format Issues
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I have a query in access which contains some columns in a duration format hh:mm:ss, in access the format is correct and shows correctly. However when imported to Excel they all revert to 00:00:00 and I can't understand why as all the other formats text, number and % all work.
If there anything specific you need to do for time, either in the Excel sheet or prior in Access? Thank you in advance
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I have a query in access which contains some columns in a duration format hh:mm:ss, in access the format is correct and shows correctly. However when imported to Excel they all revert to 00:00:00 and I can't understand why as all the other formats text, number and % all work.
If there anything specific you need to do for time, either in the Excel sheet or prior in Access? Thank you in advance
ms-access-2010 format
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Maybe this is a string field in Access rather than datetime?
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I have a query in access which contains some columns in a duration format hh:mm:ss, in access the format is correct and shows correctly. However when imported to Excel they all revert to 00:00:00 and I can't understand why as all the other formats text, number and % all work.
If there anything specific you need to do for time, either in the Excel sheet or prior in Access? Thank you in advance
ms-access-2010 format
asked 9 mins ago
Charlotte AllenCharlotte Allen
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I have a query in access which contains some columns in a duration format hh:mm:ss, in access the format is correct and shows correctly. However when imported to Excel they all revert to 00:00:00 and I can't understand why as all the other formats text, number and % all work.
If there anything specific you need to do for time, either in the Excel sheet or prior in Access? Thank you in advance
ms-access-2010 format
ms-access-2010 format
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Maybe this is a string field in Access rather than datetime?
– Akina
56 secs ago
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Maybe this is a string field in Access rather than datetime?
– Akina
56 secs ago
Maybe this is a string field in Access rather than datetime?
– Akina
56 secs ago
Maybe this is a string field in Access rather than datetime?
– Akina
56 secs ago
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Maybe this is a string field in Access rather than datetime?
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