Hey guys,
I have an Access file for printing 1099 forms. The file contains a report for 1099. I need the same report to print out, but with new data from my Excel spreadsheet.
So I did a data import and brought the data, and over wrote the previous tables. The tables now have the same name as before, but with the new data.
However, when I run my report, it still displays the old data. The file does have append queries, but when I run the query, I get:
The INSERT INTO statement contains the following uknown field, PAYER. PAYER is a valid field name.
So I puzzled here. IS there a way to see exactly where the query is getting hung up at? Thanks.
I have an Access file for printing 1099 forms. The file contains a report for 1099. I need the same report to print out, but with new data from my Excel spreadsheet.
So I did a data import and brought the data, and over wrote the previous tables. The tables now have the same name as before, but with the new data.
However, when I run my report, it still displays the old data. The file does have append queries, but when I run the query, I get:
The INSERT INTO statement contains the following uknown field, PAYER. PAYER is a valid field name.
So I puzzled here. IS there a way to see exactly where the query is getting hung up at? Thanks.