Copy one record to more records. reverse of grouping

[provokatori]

Gents I really do not have an Idea how I could do this thing. Have an excel sheet which I receive from my customer and I get imported to Access and I would call that table tblCustomer and that would look something like this:

ProductID | Name | Expire date | SumofQty
3 | Flour | 13-Dec-2013 | 6
6 | Meat | 20-Jan-2014 | 10
So the table contain maybe 100 items. I want in the same table or another table to copy the same record 6 times as per SumofQty and than the next record copy it 10 times and so on. I need this cause I will create labels for each product right now I`m doing manually :((( Please if someone has an Idea how to do it :(

[zmbd]

So, just to be clear,
from your example data table
you need:
6 lables that have PrdID3, Flour: Exp13-Dec-2013,
10 lables for the meat
and so forth.

You are receiving this information via an excel workbook.

Is this correct?
[edit]
If so, then you really don't need VBA to do this.
Create a table with a single field, set as primary, type cast as Number(long)
Enter a number of records... say 1 thru 20
call this "tbl_repeater" name the field [repeater_pk]

Now in a QUERY!!!
show the imported table, show the repeater table,
add the fields you want shown from the import
add the repeater field;however, uncheck show
what we will do is take the cartesian product between this repeater table and your imported table and limit the records returned against [tbl_repeater]![repeater_pk] by returning only those [tbl_repeater]![repeater_pk]<=[tbl_import]![SumOfQty]

Save this query,
use it to feed your report.

-z

[provokatori]

Ok that is what I ask and I got it. worked like a charm. but can I have an autonumber for each repeater like for each record have another column and have:

ProductID | Name | Expire date | SumofQty |Autonumber
3 | Flour | 13-Dec-2013 | 6 | 1
3 | Flour | 13-Dec-2013 | 6 | 2
3 | Flour | 13-Dec-2013 | 6 | 3
6 | Meat | 20-Jan-2014 | 10 | 1
6 | Meat | 20-Jan-2014 | 10 | 2
6 | Meat | 20-Jan-2014 | 10 | 3 and so one

[zmbd]

Yes, where I had you uncheck show, check mark it instead. Run the query, you should now see the [repeater_pk] so long as this is sequential in nature, you should get the numbering as desired.