Hi All
I have a button in access application which will export the data from the table to te excel.Now what i want is that, i need the header columns in the excel file need to be formatted to bold.How can i do this.This is my code but in the second line i am getting error saying "Application object not defined".
Can any one help.Thanks in advance
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "ExportDailySheetToExcel", acFormatXLS, "ExportDailySheetToExcel.xls", True
the first line code exports to excel , the second line i used to format the excel headers.What is the problem with below line
Range("A1:Z1").Font.Bold = True
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Hi
Thanks for the reply.but i have excel file application open with my first statement itself.
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "ExportDailySheetToExcel", acFormatXLS, "ExportDailySheetToExcel.xls", True
the above stmts creates the excel file named ExportDailySheetToExcel
now i want the headers of that excel file need to be formated
Please help me.
Thanks in advance
You have no excel application open.
Look at application automation.
Hi
Thanks for the reply.but i have excel file application open with my first statement itself.
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "ExportDailySheetToExcel", acFormatXLS, "ExportDailySheetToExcel.xls", True
the above stmts creates the excel file named ExportDailySheetToExcel
now i want the headers of that excel file need to be formated
Please help me.
Thanks in advance
No, you don't have an excel application open.
OutputTo creates an excel document but it does not keep open the excel application. It may not even need to open an excel application. And even if it did, it does not return an application object for you to use.
Hi
Thanks for your valuable comments.So please suggest what will be code to attain my objective..
on button click event
i have this code
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "ExportDailySheetToExcel", acFormatXLS, "ExportDailySheetToExcel.xls", True
now what code should i write to attain my objective
Thanks in advance
Dilip
No, you don't have an excel application open.
OutputTo creates an excel document but it does not keep open the excel application. It may not even need to open an excel application. And even if it did, it does not return an application object for you to use.
Read the application automation tutorial linked above. That will get you started.
Thanks for that..I will surely go with automation link if i face any difficult will surely post you
Read the application automation tutorial linked above. That will get you started.
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