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First, open excel and save the blank file, close it. Then, go to your DB. Go to the table you want to export. Go to file > export. Export it to the blank file you just saved. Then, go to your second table and do the same thing. Once you open your excel file, you will see that the two tables are on seperate sheets, tabed by the name of your Access table!
Melissa
First, open excel and save the blank file, close it. Then, go to your DB. Go to the table you want to export. Go to file > export. Export it to the blank file you just saved. Then, go to your second table and do the same thing. Once you open your excel file, you will see that the two tables are on seperate sheets, tabed by the name of your Access table!
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