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Excel exportation (annoying problem with time!!!)
Sean, I have a somewhat related question: How do I export a query to an open Excel or CSV file? I have many users that I want to have access to queries I've built and I'd like them to have their results generated in Excel or CSV (preferable Excel) because they're not very comfortable with...- steveg0702
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Other topics
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Help with exporting to Excel Spreadsheet
AccessGuruCarl, I added that code to one of my tables and it worked great for one of my needs, but it exported the whole database ("TRIAGE_LOG") that I specified. Can you please help me: 1) Only export the query I am running ("Data Integrity - No Reas From Level") 2) Export to an open Excel...- steveg0702
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Modules (VBA Coding)
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Make a field required dependent on another field's value
MoLaker, Sorry about that. I'm not sure what the difference is between bound and unbound forms. The form input is meant for new data, though, if that helps. It's strictly new input. Users are not updating existing records. More about the form: TYPE is a combo box that selects from a short list...- steveg0702
- Post #5
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Make a field required dependent on another field's value
MoLaker, thanks for the suggestion. I couldn't get that to work, though. Maybe part of the problem is that the "TYPE" input field comes first and the "REAS FROM" and "REAS FROM (CS ID#)" input fields come after. Is there anything I can do to add some sort of validation rule when the user clicks...- steveg0702
- Post #3
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Forms
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Make a field required dependent on another field's value
I have an Access 2002 database with data integrity problems. There are 3 types of files I'm tracking: "TYPE" = NEW, REOP, or REAS My "REAS FROM" and "REAS FROM (CS ID#)" fields can be blank if the "TYPE" is NEW or REOP, but I need data to be required if the "TYPE" is REAS. I'm not good at all...- steveg0702
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