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Creating Pivot tables

Del
I need to create Pivot table in Excel from Access.
Currently I run a query and output the data to an excel worksheet and
create the pivots via automation.

The issue I face is that the query may return more than 65000 rows of
data. Is there a way I can create the Pivot tables without having to
output the data to excel first?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks

Del
Nov 12 '05 #1
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Del wrote:
I need to create Pivot table in Excel from Access.
Currently I run a query and output the data to an excel worksheet and
create the pivots via automation.

The issue I face is that the query may return more than 65000 rows of
data. Is there a way I can create the Pivot tables without having to
output the data to excel first?


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Pivot Tables in Access are also called cross-tab queries. If you just
want the results in Excel you can create the cross-tab query (use the
cross-tab query wizard) in Access and export the results to Excel.

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Nov 12 '05 #2
Del
Thanks for you response. I have explore the Cross tab route and
unfortunately the users want more flexibility and want to be able to
manipulate and filter the data in their spreadsheet.
Thx anyway.
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Del wrote:
I need to create Pivot table in Excel from Access.
Currently I run a query and output the data to an excel worksheet and
create the pivots via automation.

The issue I face is that the query may return more than 65000 rows of
data. Is there a way I can create the Pivot tables without having to
output the data to excel first?


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Pivot Tables in Access are also called cross-tab queries. If you just
want the results in Excel you can create the cross-tab query (use the
cross-tab query wizard) in Access and export the results to Excel.

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MGFoster:::mgf00 <at> earthlink <decimal-point> net
Oakland, CA (USA)

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Nov 12 '05 #3
You may wish to look at the Office 2002/2003 version of Access as it
uses the Office Component Pivot Table instead of creating the Excel
verison.
I personally prefer the Excel version (see my April 14 posting), but
the Access 2003 version may suit your needs.
Bruce
Nov 12 '05 #4
Del wrote:
Thanks for you response. I have explore the Cross tab route and
unfortunately the users want more flexibility and want to be able to
manipulate and filter the data in their spreadsheet.
Thx anyway.

Del wrote:

I need to create Pivot table in Excel from Access.
Currently I run a query and output the data to an excel worksheet and
create the pivots via automation.

The issue I face is that the query may return more than 65000 rows of
data. Is there a way I can create the Pivot tables without having to
output the data to excel first?

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It's been a while since I've used Excel but I believe Excel can read/run
Access queries (those that don't use Access VBA functions & built-in
functions) as the data source for Pivot Tables.

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