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TransferSpreadsheet corrupts workbook in 2003

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danilof

danilof

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Dec 3, 2002
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I have a utility that has been converted from '97 to 2003 and now, exporting a table to a new spreadsheet in an existing workbook corrupts both the content & format of the original (1) spreadsheet in the workbook and itself (the new one).

DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, 8, "tbl" & strLCN & "Updated", strFileName & "Updated"

("tbl" & strLCN & "Updated" is a table name and strFileName is the path/name of the workbook.

I could put it in a new workbook, but that's messy and I want them together, as I say - it used to work in '97 and the syntax seems the same for 2003.

Any help would be appreciated.
 
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