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Hello,
And thanks in advance for your help.
In excel I have several workbooks where I am dumping data. One of the
worksheets I use to bring together the data I need to export to access.
Since the number of rows vary from day to day I use formulas similar to this:
=IF(sales_by_rep_dump!B12=0,"",IF(ISERROR(INT(sales_by_rep_dump!B12)),"",(INT(sales_by_rep_dump!B12))))
When I export the data, access is importing the blank lines where there are
formulas.
Is there a way to not import the blank rows when there are formulas in the
cells?
Again, thank you for the help.
Yes answers are always appreciated.
And thanks in advance for your help.
In excel I have several workbooks where I am dumping data. One of the
worksheets I use to bring together the data I need to export to access.
Since the number of rows vary from day to day I use formulas similar to this:
=IF(sales_by_rep_dump!B12=0,"",IF(ISERROR(INT(sales_by_rep_dump!B12)),"",(INT(sales_by_rep_dump!B12))))
When I export the data, access is importing the blank lines where there are
formulas.
Is there a way to not import the blank rows when there are formulas in the
cells?
Again, thank you for the help.
Yes answers are always appreciated.