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06.10.2008 at 06:49AM PDT, ID: 23472292
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Programmatically export query results to Excel

Asked by NaughtyZute in Microsoft Access Database, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software

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I'm trying to figure out how to programmatically export data from Access to Excel, create a chart in Excel and then copy that to Word.  I've been performing this operation manually and It's no big deal, but the users want to be able to push a button.  Here's the scenario:
At month end, five chart reports are generated from a large Access customer service database.  Upper management wants to copy and paste these charts to their PDAs from Word.  I haven't been able to copy Access charts to Excel or Word.  So, I run the Access queries, copy the results table to Excel, generate an Excel chart and copy that chart to Word.  I'm sure this process could be automated, but I haven't a clue where to start.
Any ideas?  Anybody done anything like this before or seen it done?
Thanks!
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Zones: Microsoft Access Database, Microsoft Excel Spreadsheet Software
Tags: Microsoft, Access, 1997, Export to Office
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