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  1. GaryPollitt

    Insert Object in VBA ?

    In a table if you right click on a field which is an OLE Object you get the option to ‘Insert Object’ I am inserting an Excel Worksheet I am creating from file I am not bothered about linking In access I have a Serial No and that Serial No links to a Serial Number worksheet in Exel How can I...
  2. GaryPollitt

    Copy and Paste

    Thanks Geoff When I mean "too much" data I meant for Graphing. Even though Access and Excel use the same! graphing program (I'am told). I have too much data to graph in Access, so I graph in Excel then wanted to view these graphs in an Access Report. But I need to Insert the Excel...
  3. GaryPollitt

    Copy and Paste

    Hi Geoff, Thanks for response. Cannot do the chart in Access, too much data, excel is the only way. I actually create 3 graphs on 3 separate sheets. I then need to create a report in access that links to these excel sheets. I have a 3 OLE Object fields in Access and I was hoping to use code to...
  4. GaryPollitt

    Copy and Paste

    I need to copy a chart from Excel into an Access table. From Access I open Excel recordset and use ExcelApp.Sheets("Sheet1").Select ExcelApp.ActiveChart.ChartArea.Select ExcelApp.ActiveChart.ChartArea.Copy Now I need to add that to a field in my access tbl but I...
  5. GaryPollitt

    Linking a Report to Excel

    I have created an Access Report which needs to link to a specific Excel Spreadsheet.The report has a field "Ser_No" and i need that Ser_No to link directly to the ser_no in Excel. Ser_No = 345345 (in Access) So when I open the report it looks at the Ser_No and embeds the details of...

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