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Access to Excel using ODBC query

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LiquorGuy - 06 Mar 2007 14:48 GMT
When I try to ODBC an access database, I can't ODBC and keep the format of a
custom number.  So, instead of 4.00 its reading 400.  I formatted the column
to read @@@@@@@.@@ as the number format.  Is there a way I can preserve the
number formatting when I use ODBC to query the database?
John Spencer - 06 Mar 2007 20:14 GMT
Try using #,##0.00 as the format.

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