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Automatically Generate Reports on Last Working Day Of Month

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Harlequin007

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Feb 9, 2004
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Morning guys.

I have an issue with outputting data from Access to Excel you might be able to help with.

What I have done is developed a macro (so designated users can edit it) that auto outputs a query to excel.

I'd like to do this on the last working day of the month. preferably without using VB. Although if I have to I will use VB.

Any ideas...?

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Cogito Ergo Sum [jester2]
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I use Window's task scheduler to schedule tasks. You'll find it under Accessories|System Tools|Scheduled Tasks. The properties for the task would look something like this:

\\path\msaccess.exe \\path\YourAccessDb.mdb /x YourMacroName
 
Will that work for the last "working" day in a month Fancy...?

I'd prefer to manage it from within the DB than put a setting on a specific user's PC.

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Cogito Ergo Sum [jester2]
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You will need to use VB. Here is a function you can use in a module to find the last work date of a month. You can then use it in other code or even in a query...

Code:
Function GetLastWorkDate(Optional YourDate As Date = #1/1/1900#) As Date

   Dim IsWorkDay As Boolean
   Dim CurDate As Date
     
   If YourDate  = #1/1/1900# Then
      CurDate = Now
   Else
      CurDate = YourDate
   End If

  'Find the last day of the month
   If Month(CurDate) = 12 Then
      CurDate = CDate("1/1/" & Year(CurDate) + 1) - 1
   Else 
      CurDate = CDate((Month(CurDate) + 1) & "/1/" & Year(CurDate)) - 1
   End If

   'Work backwards form the last day of the month to find the 
   'first business day
   Do 

      Select Case Format(CurDate, "dddd")
         Case "Monday", "Tuesday", "Wednesday", Thursday", "Friday"
            IsWorkDay = True
         Case Else
            CurDate = CurDate - 1
      End Select
   Loop Until IsWorkDay

   GetLastWorkDate = CurDate

End Function

Let me know if you need anymore help...
 
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