Spaces within access db field name

I am trying to use data which was extracted to a excel file
then imported into a access database.
During the import access database used the first roll to be
the field name and some names has space within.
When I try to access those field inside CF and i will get a
error message since the CF won's understand any field names with
space inside the name.
Is there a work around? Since change the field name each time
will take lots of time beacuse the db will be exported every day.
Thanks

Is there a work around? Since change the field name each time
will take
lots of time because the db will be exported every day.
Thanks
Yup, two of 'em even.
The first is in the SQL language, you can alias the columns
with the AS
command. This one is probably preferred by most developers.
SELECT ['Column With Spaces'] AS NoSpaces
FROM aTable
Secondly you can use the array notation ability of ColdFusion
to
reference variables with bad names. For queries that would be
queryName[columnName][row].
<cfoutput query="aBadQuery">
#aBadQuery["Column With Spaces"][currentRow]#
</cfoutput>

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