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MS Access - Automate Export Query/Report Functionality

Asked by DataDesignIT in Access Coding/Macros, Microsoft Access Database

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I have a third-party utility that automatically generates an Access MDB. I have a series of queries and reports that I want to run against the MDB each time it's created. Currently, I have those queries and reports stored in a 'dummy', holding-tank MDB.

The current process is that when I want to run the query/report in the auto-generated MDB, I must export the queries/reports over from the 'dummy' MDB to the real MDB.

How can I can create a macro (or best yet, some scheduled task) that will automatically replicate this process? (i.e., export the queries/reports over from my 'dummy' MDB to the real MDB each time it's auto-generated).

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