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Old May 16th, 2006, 03:45 PM
RICHARD BROMBERG
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Default How to create an Excel Spread sheet from Access



I wrote a small Access application that accepts a City Name and a Street
Name and runs a Query based on them .

I want to create an Excel Spread sheet that contains all the matches found
by the Query. .

Does anyone know how to do this .

On a quick and dirty basis I was able to "cut and paste" the query results
into an Excel Spread sheet. but thats a little too crude.

Thanks
A Relative newbie










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Old May 16th, 2006, 03:55 PM
salad
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RICHARD BROMBERG wrote:[color=blue]
> I wrote a small Access application that accepts a City Name and a Street
> Name and runs a Query based on them .
>
> I want to create an Excel Spread sheet that contains all the matches found
> by the Query. .
>
> Does anyone know how to do this .
>
> On a quick and dirty basis I was able to "cut and paste" the query results
> into an Excel Spread sheet. but thats a little too crude.
>
> Thanks
> A Relative newbie
>[/color]

From the menu, select File/SaveAs, select the type as Excel, enter a
filename.

Checkout TransferSpreadsheet in help if you want to do it via code.
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Old May 16th, 2006, 04:15 PM
fredg
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On Tue, 16 May 2006 15:40:41 GMT, RICHARD BROMBERG wrote:
[color=blue]
> I wrote a small Access application that accepts a City Name and a Street
> Name and runs a Query based on them .
>
> I want to create an Excel Spread sheet that contains all the matches found
> by the Query. .
>
> Does anyone know how to do this .
>
> On a quick and dirty basis I was able to "cut and paste" the query results
> into an Excel Spread sheet. but thats a little too crude.
>
> Thanks
> A Relative newbie[/color]

Highlight the Query name on the main database folder.
Click on the Office Links drop-down tool button (it's icon is a W).
Select Analyze with Excel
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