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what error you getting here? make sure you insert the values with same data types?
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what error you getting here? make sure you insert the values with same data types?

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I'm getting a strange error.<br />
When I send this INSERT statement from Excel I get an error 'Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement'.<br />
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<pre><code id="code-10-28983147-1">INSERT INTO tblRegularAttendance(ApplicationID, DayNumber, DayName, Session, RoleTitle, Hospital) VALUES('1234567',  4, 'Thursday', '4AM', 'Driver', 'Guys')</code></pre>
But when I run that in the Query Window in Access it runs ok!<br />
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The Connection is the same as I use for other ADO INSERT operations on this application.<br />
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Any ideas please?<br />
Thanks
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I'm getting a strange error.
When I send this INSERT statement from Excel I get an error 'Syntax error in INSERT INTO statement'.

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But when I run that in the Query Window in Access it runs ok!

The Connection is the same as I use for other ADO INSERT operations on this application.

Any ideas please?
Thanks

SQL INSERT error - Excel VBA/ADO/Access 2016

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