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Better method for Exporting to Excel

 
 
Geoff
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      16th Jun 2005
I've been using the DoCmd.OutputTo command to simply create a spreadsheet
from a query but it appears to only save as Excel 5 format from Access XP
2002 and I think the only option is "acFormatXLS". Is there another method
to create a simple spreadsheet from a Query without opening the spreadsheet?


 
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Ken Snell [MVP]
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      16th Jun 2005
See TransferSpreadsheet in Help file.

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"Geoff" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> I've been using the DoCmd.OutputTo command to simply create a spreadsheet
> from a query but it appears to only save as Excel 5 format from Access XP
> 2002 and I think the only option is "acFormatXLS". Is there another method
> to create a simple spreadsheet from a Query without opening the
> spreadsheet?
>
>



 
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