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how do you use the transferspreadsheet method and the DoCmd. &nbsp;Unfortunaetly I am very new to this, especially with Access.<br />
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Thanks,<br />
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Artie
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how do you use the transferspreadsheet method and the DoCmd.  Unfortunaetly I am very new to this, especially with Access.

Thanks,

Artie

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Artie,<br />
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Go to the VB Editor, and do a search on TransferSpreadsheet in the Help.
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Artie,

Go to the VB Editor, and do a search on TransferSpreadsheet in the Help.

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eg below, replace names accordingly<br />
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acImport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel8, &quot;AccessTableName&quot;, &quot;c:\excelfile.xls&quot;, True &nbsp;'true for has field names<br />
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put it inside your loop through your worksheets etc<br />

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eg below, replace names accordingly
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acImport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel8, "AccessTableName", "c:\excelfile.xls", True  'true for has field names

put it inside your loop through your worksheets etc


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How would I construct this loop to go through all of the sheets in the workbook? &nbsp;I am new to VBA.
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How would I construct this loop to go through all of the sheets in the workbook?  I am new to VBA.

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Forced accept.<br />
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Computer101<br />
EE Admin
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I have a macro that is currently in an Excel Module that reformats excel sheets so they are importable into access. &nbsp;How would I write code in access that will run the procedures that are currently in the excel module to reorganize the tables, but also import them into seperate tables for each sheet in the workbook?<br />
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Thanks,<br />
<br />
Artie
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I have a macro that is currently in an Excel Module that reformats excel sheets so they are importable into access.  How would I write code in access that will run the procedures that are currently in the excel module to reorganize the tables, but also import them into seperate tables for each sheet in the workbook?

Thanks,

Artie

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