I appreciate your comments. Let me explain this application from the start.
I have a desktop icon that launches a batch file which opens Access and an Access macro that displays a "beginning date" and "ending date" form with a prompt. This is a one click operation. The user enters the...
/The steps you listed:
1) run all three queries via an Access macro
2) open the Excel template
3) press macro buttons to import the query into the template
4) save your workbook
are exactly what I want to accomplish and the way it is working now. But, after step 3, I want to prevent the...
I do run all the queries via an Access macro. After they have finished, I open the Excel template that has the macro buttons that are used to
import the query into the template. The user has to choose which one to import; never all three. Once the import is complete, the user can review
the...
One more issue with this application.
The excel template has three macro buttons on it. Each one loads a different block of data from a MSACCESS query. When I load one of them, I want to hide the buttons so none of them can be clicked a second time.
Here is the tail end of my code where I do...
I have developed a data application in Access and, using a Macro in Excel, import the selected table into Excel. The Excel sheet has formulas and text that need to stay there every time it is used. The idea is for the user to import the data and save it to a new, dated file. I cannot have...
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I have searched high and low for a solution to this.
I have a macro in Access that will open Excel and a specific excel file. Works OK (See code below)
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Function OpenExcelFromAccess()
Dim MyXL As Object
Set MyXL =...
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