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you need to add to your references the microsoft dao x.x object library<br />
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from vba window<br />
tools &gt;references
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you need to add to your references the microsoft dao x.x object library

from vba window
tools >references

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Awesome thanks for the help!
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I have an Access database with ~30 tables.<br />
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How can I export all 30 tables into separate sheets in an Excel workbook?<br />
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I'm hoping to find some VBA/VBS code which I can run from within Access to accomplish this task.<br />
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Any ideas?
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I have an Access database with ~30 tables.

How can I export all 30 tables into separate sheets in an Excel workbook?

I'm hoping to find some VBA/VBS code which I can run from within Access to accomplish this task.

Any ideas?

How to export all tables from an Access Database into Excel - A sheet for each table…

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