by VUILLERMET Jacque » Thu, 08 May 2003 19:05:27
In the resulting XLS file, for a Null value, instead to have the cell blank,
the cell is filled by the value of the just right column ; and all the next
values of the row are shifted to the left.
How to make correspond a Null value with a blank cell ?
Jacques.
by Allan Mitchel » Thu, 08 May 2003 19:54:09
Can you use the ISNULL() function
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: In the resulting XLS file, for a Null value, instead to have the cell
blank,
: the cell is filled by the value of the just right column ; and all the
next
: values of the row are shifted to the left.
: How to make correspond a Null value with a blank cell ?
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