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Hello everyone,
After trawling through data and queries for days I have finally stumbled upon the reason figures weren't matching which is because when the Max function is given the values ("3", "L") it returns "L" in MS Access and yet in MS Excel the same Max function returns "3". Firstly - does anyone know why this would be the case and the logic behind it?
Secondly, is there anyway to get MS Access to treat numbers as being higher in the ranking order than L. I could write a VBA function to do this but no time - is there any standard way of doing this?
Also this is mega frustrating - why oh why would this be the case Microsoft?!
Thanks for any help anyone can offer.
After trawling through data and queries for days I have finally stumbled upon the reason figures weren't matching which is because when the Max function is given the values ("3", "L") it returns "L" in MS Access and yet in MS Excel the same Max function returns "3". Firstly - does anyone know why this would be the case and the logic behind it?
Secondly, is there anyway to get MS Access to treat numbers as being higher in the ranking order than L. I could write a VBA function to do this but no time - is there any standard way of doing this?
Also this is mega frustrating - why oh why would this be the case Microsoft?!
Thanks for any help anyone can offer.