Examples of using Source column in English and their translations into Slovak
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You may need to Expand(+) entries in the Data Source column.
The data types in the source column and lookup column must be compatible.
You may need to Expand(+) entries in the Data Source column.
If a source column looks up values in another list, Access imports the display values as part of the field itself.
Access selects the right data type for each field that corresponds to a source column.
To avoid errors during importing, ensure that each source column contains the same type of data in every row.
On the Home tab, in the Clipboard group, click the arrow under Paste,and then click Keep Source Column Widths.
The source column contains only date values in the first eight rows, but contains some numeric values in the subsequent rows.
To avoid this, replace the date values with numeric values in the source column and try importing again.
The source column contains date values in some of the first eight rows, and you attempted to import it into a numeric field.
If you want a Yes/No field in the linked table,ensure that the source column includes TRUE and FALSE values.
The source column in the worksheet contains only numeric values in the first eight rows, but contains some date values in the subsequent rows.
Access does notenable support for multiple values in a field, even if the source column contains a list of values separated by semicolon(;).
The source column contains numeric values in some of the first eight rows, and you attempted to import it into a date field.
If you see a seemingly random date value in a field,check to see if the source column contains mostly date values but also includes a few numeric values.
Keep Source Column Widths- to paste the formula, the number formatting, font, font size, shading, border, and the width of the original.
If you see a seemingly random five-digit number in a field,check to see if the source column contains mostly numeric values but also includes a few date values.
If you hide the source column name, use the Show Source Column Name command to see which column it was created from.
Numeric values instead of date values If you see a seemingly random five-digitnumber in a field, check to see if the source column contains mostly numeric values but also includes a few date values.
If a source column contains a few text values in a column that contains mostly date values, the text values are not imported.
When you import data to a new table or append data to an existing table,Access does not enable support for multiple values in a field, even if the source column contains a list of values separated by semicolon(;).
The source column in the worksheet contains only numeric values in the first eight rows, but contains some date values in the subsequent rows.
Also, it is a good practice to format each source column in Excel and assign a specific data format to each column before you start the import operation.
If a source column contains a few numeric or date values in acolumn that contains mostly text values, the numeric and date values are not imported.
When you define a relationship, you connect a source column in the first table, sometimes called a foreign key column, to a target column in the second table, sometimes called a primary key column. .
Under Source column, you can further specify that data in the ContactNamecolumn from the Customers table should be added to the Name column in the Accounts entity.
This name displays in the Data Source column, you can sort this column, and you can use the name to categorize data sources, which is especially useful when you have many data sources. .