RE: Excel data transfer add-in DATE fields

Peter, can you give examples of the invalid data?

If there is a discernable pattern in the invalid date values, I'd
recommend a WHERE clause to screen those out.  
For example, if MONTH column has a bad month, say 15.  You can screen
these types of errors by appending this to your original statement:
WHERE MONTH > 0 AND MONTH < 13 
or using alternative syntax 
WHERE MONTH BETWEEN 1 AND 12.
Same would go for day and year columns.

Hope this helps.

-----Original Message-----
Thanks, that's perfect!  Just one *minor* problem now -- some of the
data in
these numeric fields do not a valid date make.  Besides the usual zero
date
to indicate no value, there are some that are just plain wrong.  I can
handle the zero date problem with a CASE clause, but is there a way to
trap
invalid dates?