Access 2013 Type Conversion Failure

[Gretadadog]

Not even changing the commas to semicolons worked! After doing that and importing, I checked the field in my table and it was blank for any row where there was more than one value. Very odd as I would have bet that was going to be a workaround.

How do I set the text qualifier to ", ?

[mike60smart]

Hi
If you save the Excel file as an Excel File and not CSV

Then carry out a normal Import you end up with the correct data.

See attached

[Welshgasman]

Not even changing the commas to semicolons worked! After doing that and importing, I checked the field in my table and it was blank for any row where there was more than one value. Very odd as I would have bet that was going to be a workaround.

How do I set the text qualifier to ", ?

https://www.google.com/search?q=How+...TF-8#cobssid=s

https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/...f%20the%20file.

[Gretadadog]

Thanks all, saving as an excel file did the trick. A minor pain but not a huge issue.

And thank you for the text qualifier link; I wasn't getting to that screen because I'm using a macro to import the tables.

[Welshgasman]

Thanks all, saving as an excel file did the trick. A minor pain but not a huge issue.

And thank you for the text qualifier link; I wasn't getting to that screen because I'm using a macro to import the tables.

Is a macro not able to use an import spec then?