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I have a complex report with grouping, sub reports and subtotals that I would
like to export to an Excel Spreadsheet. Access has never been able to export
the report to Excel satisfactorily, and I always exported it as a text file
and then imported the text file to excel, using the text to columns wizard.
I don't mind losing the subtotals, but I want to retain the grouping and
columns in the report. Having to go through the import process every time
with the wizard is a pain, the columns of the report are standard but the
rows vary.
I used to be familiar with parsing files to Lotus 123 by inserting a line of
characters in the first row that identified characters as text, numeric etc
and identified when a new cell was to start. I have never done this in Excel
without a wizard, so have no idea what an Excel parse line looks like, if
such a creature exists.
Ideally I would like a command that runs the report, exports it to a text
file and then imports the text file to a spreadsheet. Alternatively if
someone could direct me to a numpty guide to importing data to excel without
using a wizard that would be nice.
like to export to an Excel Spreadsheet. Access has never been able to export
the report to Excel satisfactorily, and I always exported it as a text file
and then imported the text file to excel, using the text to columns wizard.
I don't mind losing the subtotals, but I want to retain the grouping and
columns in the report. Having to go through the import process every time
with the wizard is a pain, the columns of the report are standard but the
rows vary.
I used to be familiar with parsing files to Lotus 123 by inserting a line of
characters in the first row that identified characters as text, numeric etc
and identified when a new cell was to start. I have never done this in Excel
without a wizard, so have no idea what an Excel parse line looks like, if
such a creature exists.
Ideally I would like a command that runs the report, exports it to a text
file and then imports the text file to a spreadsheet. Alternatively if
someone could direct me to a numpty guide to importing data to excel without
using a wizard that would be nice.