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05.19.2008 at 12:03PM PDT, ID: 23414811
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Access table to excel and bring formulas for the ride

Asked by keschuster in Microsoft Access Database, SQL Query Syntax, Access Coding/Macros

Tags: Access

I have a query, the results from which I copy into xls.  In the xls there are columns the users will use to hand key additional data.  That data needs to be summed.  Is there a way to send the formula along with my copy and paste from access?

I have tried =B1+B2
but it requires going into the field in xls then hitting enter for xls to perform the calculation.  Is there a way force the calculation?Start Free Trial
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