This is really puzzling me, I'm hoping someone can help.
I have two tables of data. Table 1 has category codes and names on them.
Field Examples:
Cat = >MA
Description = MA Tax Calculation
Table 2 has invoice details including a field with category codes (Cat). However, when Table 2 is imported into powerpivot (excel data import) the records with >MA as a category are missing data in the Cat field. In other words, the entire record imports without issue, except in the Cat field, it is empty.
When I imported Table 1, the Cat field with >MA came in without any issues. The data structure is identical (both are stored as 'general' in excel and are represented like this: ^>MA when you select the cell)
Anyone have any ideas? I could remove the > signs as a last resort but would prefer to leave the data as 'raw' as possible and prevent additional steps.
Thank you!
- Colin
I have two tables of data. Table 1 has category codes and names on them.
Field Examples:
Cat = >MA
Description = MA Tax Calculation
Table 2 has invoice details including a field with category codes (Cat). However, when Table 2 is imported into powerpivot (excel data import) the records with >MA as a category are missing data in the Cat field. In other words, the entire record imports without issue, except in the Cat field, it is empty.
When I imported Table 1, the Cat field with >MA came in without any issues. The data structure is identical (both are stored as 'general' in excel and are represented like this: ^>MA when you select the cell)
Anyone have any ideas? I could remove the > signs as a last resort but would prefer to leave the data as 'raw' as possible and prevent additional steps.
Thank you!
- Colin