Hi All,
In Access97 I'm using a TransferSpreads heet acExport in vba code and
it errors when the spreadsheet I'm exporting does not exist. If I
create a empty spreadsheet with the name I use in the
TransferSpreads heet statement it works.
I don't understand whats going on here, why won't TransferSpreads heet
create the spreadsheet if did does not exist?
thanks
bobh.
1  2937 
Bob,
I no longer have Access 97 on my system.
However, I assume you've checked the "TransferSpread Sheet Action"
topic in the Access 97 VBA help system. If it's the same as in Access
2000, then it'll say that the "TransferSpread Sheet Method" will create
the Excel file if it doesn't exist. (You might also double-check the
Microsoft knowledgebase online.)
My guess is that the method should create the file, but there is
something else preventing the file's creation.
So, what else could prevent the file's creation? Is it a file system
issue?
If this continues to be a problem you can't resolve and you need a
quick solution, perhaps use the DoCmd.OutputTo method.
Regards
Geoff
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