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Travis
I am importing data into Access which should in most cases be a number
(percent investment return on an asset, or a unit price) but in some
cases says NAv when there is no data available.
If I import it all in numerical format the NAvs will be ignored and
presumably turned into zeros.
But a zero return is not the same as no data.
I'd import it as text, but in some cases I may want to numerically
manipulate the imported data, such as dividing by 100 and formatting as
a percent, or multiplying a unit price by the number of units owned by
clients.
Any suggestions?
Travis
(percent investment return on an asset, or a unit price) but in some
cases says NAv when there is no data available.
If I import it all in numerical format the NAvs will be ignored and
presumably turned into zeros.
But a zero return is not the same as no data.
I'd import it as text, but in some cases I may want to numerically
manipulate the imported data, such as dividing by 100 and formatting as
a percent, or multiplying a unit price by the number of units owned by
clients.
Any suggestions?
Travis