then you have the challenge of getting rid of the quotes in the excel file.
(I can prepend some alpha characters, which forces excel to think it's a text string, that also has the problem of cleaning up the file after it's in excel)

On Jul 11, 2005, at 11:59 AM, Alan Wolfe wrote:

total stab in the dark but you might try putting quotes around it

On 7/11/05, Roland Dumas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

I have a simple routine that exports a found set as an excel file. Basically
saving the html table as an .xls

Everything is nice except that when there is a field with a 16 digit credit
card number, excel mangles it. Gets the first 15 digits and expresses it in
scientific notation. I can, in excel, reformat it to be a number field with
16 digits or to express as a text, but that last digit is lost. 

Anyone know how to force excel to see all 16 digits when the format is html
table?
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