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Numeric field overflow

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Crazyhorse - 29 Jan 2007 23:29 GMT
What does this mean exactly?

I have a spreadsheet linked into access. Then I take one column from the
linked spreadsheet and then make an append query. The data type is the same.
Number from the excel sheet and then appended to a number field into a table.
It works once and then when you try to append again I get this “NUMERIC FIELD
OVERFLOW” message. If I import the excel spreadsheet and not have it linked
it works fine. WHY.

Thanks in advance
Jerry Whittle - 30 Jan 2007 16:37 GMT
What kind of number field in Access? A Byte is only good from 0-255. Integer
between 32,768 and 32,767. A Single is also somewhat small. Try setting the
data type to Long Integer or Double if you need decimals.
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