asked on t-sql Export to Excel
in the sql results is showing customer number is 01NOV02,02NOV02..etc, after export to the Microsoft Excel sheet ,its showing the 01-Nov-02.
I try usig Convert (varchar(50,[Customer Number])) but after export to the excel its showing date format (01-Nov-02.
) how to export to the Excel with out changing to the dae format?
Many thanks
I try usig Convert (varchar(50,[Customer Number])) but after export to the excel its showing date format (01-Nov-02.
) how to export to the Excel with out changing to the dae format?
Many thanks
Microsoft ExcelMicrosoft SQL Server 2008VBASQL
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Ryan Chong
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You can export to a csv or txt file then open excel (not the file itself, just Excel), then use the Excel "File" menu to "open" the file, but BEFORE opening use the options at the bottom of the window to "import" the file. Ensure you set that column as TEXT before allowing it to import.
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>>how to export to the Excel with out changing to the dae format?
when you try to import them, set the column data format as Text
![column data format to Text]()
when you try to import them, set the column data format as Text
sorry, disregard comment ID: 40962103 as didn't see Ray already posted same suggestion.