Hey All,
Actually I need to export the data from Access to Excel particular spreadsheet(ie. Raw Data),so I was using Docmd.Transfers preadsheet but in this syntax where i can give the spreadsheet name.
Example:
I have a Excelfile name is Inventory.xls,a nd sheet name is 'Raw Data',so i need Access data should export to Inventory Excel file Raw Data sheet.
I tried like this:'DoCmd.Tra nsferSpreadshee t acExport, acSpreadsheetTy peExcel9, "Inventory_Acc" , "C:\Inventory.x ls", True
So where I have to mention the Sheet name.Above format only exports the data to Excelfile.
Please help on this.
Thanks,
Phani
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Hey All,
Actually I need to export the data from Access to Excel particular spreadsheet(ie. Raw Data),so I was using Docmd.Transfers preadsheet but in this syntax where i can give the spreadsheet name.
Example:
I have a Excelfile name is Inventory.xls,a nd sheet name is 'Raw Data',so i need Access data should export to Inventory Excel file Raw Data sheet.
I tried like this:'DoCmd.Tra nsferSpreadshee t acExport, acSpreadsheetTy peExcel9, "Inventory_Acc" , "C:\Inventory.x ls", True
So where I have to mention the Sheet name.Above format only exports the data to Excelfile.
Please help on this.
Thanks,
Phani
This should work for you
J -
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9, "Inventory_Acc", "C:\Inventory.xls", True, "Raw Data"
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This should work for you
J -
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9, "Inventory_Acc", "C:\Inventory.xls", True, "Raw Data"
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Hi
Thanks for reply,but this one not working iam getting error as "The Microsoft Jet Engine could not found the object "Raw Data".So could please help on this..
Thanks,
Anil
Hey All,
Actually I need to export the data from Access to Excel particular spreadsheet(ie. Raw Data),so I was using Docmd.Transfers preadsheet but in this syntax where i can give the spreadsheet name.
Example:
I have a Excelfile name is Inventory.xls,a nd sheet name is 'Raw Data',so i need Access data should export to Inventory Excel file Raw Data sheet.
I tried like this:'DoCmd.Tra nsferSpreadshee t acExport, acSpreadsheetTy peExcel9, "Inventory_Acc" , "C:\Inventory.x ls", True
So where I have to mention the Sheet name.Above format only exports the data to Excelfile.
Please help on this.
Thanks,
Phani
Give this a try -
Function ExportToExcel()
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Dim xl As Excel.Application
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Dim wkbk As Excel.Workbook
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Dim sht As Excel.Worksheet, rng As Excel.Range
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Dim db As DAO.DataBase, rs As DAO.Recordset
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Set db = CurrentDb
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Set rs = db.OpenRecordset("Select * from YourSource;") '<--Your Table or Query here
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Set xl = CreateObject("Excel.Application")
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Set wkbk = xl.Workbooks.Open("C:\YourSpreadsheet.xls") '<--Your Excel File Here
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xl.Visible = True
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Set sht = wkbk.Sheets("YourSheet") '<--Your Sheet Here
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With sht
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.Range("A1").CopyFromRecordset rs '<--start at any range you want here
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End With
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rs.Close
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wkbk.Close (True)
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xl.Quit
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Set xl = Nothing
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End Function
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