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Posted on 2011-03-04
Hi,
I have a table in Access 2003 called "GL Balances"
I would like to export this on a form to the below location but naming the file with "Balances 03/03/2011" but i would like the date to change each day. So its like excel =WORKDAY(Today(),-1)
Location
G:\Asset Services MI\UnMatched Merit\Balances
Does anyone have the code to achieve this?
Thanks
Seamus
I have a table in Access 2003 called "GL Balances"
I would like to export this on a form to the below location but naming the file with "Balances 03/03/2011" but i would like the date to change each day. So its like excel =WORKDAY(Today(),-1)
Location
G:\Asset Services MI\UnMatched Merit\Balances
Does anyone have the code to achieve this?
Thanks
Seamus
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Dim path As String
path = "G:\Asset Services MI\UnMatched Merit\Balances\Balances "
path = path & Format(Now(), "mm_dd_yyyy.xls")
Then you can use this file name in export command.
path = "G:\Asset Services MI\UnMatched Merit\Balances\Balances "
path = path & Format(Now(), "mm_dd_yyyy.xls")
Then you can use this file name in export command.
Im a code novice, so am womdering where i would put it in the export
I currently export with
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel8, "Balances", "G:\Asset Services MI\UnMatched Merit\Balances.xls", True, "GL Balances"
Thanks
Seamus
I currently export with
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel8, "Balances", "G:\Asset Services MI\UnMatched Merit\Balances.xls", True, "GL Balances"
Thanks
Seamus
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Dim path As String, D As Date
D = DateDiff("d", Now(), 1)
D = DateValue("05.03.2011")
While Weekday(D) = vbSunday Or Weekday(D) = vbSaturday
D = DateAdd("d", -1, D)
Wend
path = "G:\Asset Services MI\UnMatched Merit\Balances\Balances "
path = path & Format(D, "mm_dd_yyyy.xls")
D = DateDiff("d", Now(), 1)
D = DateValue("05.03.2011")
While Weekday(D) = vbSunday Or Weekday(D) = vbSaturday
D = DateAdd("d", -1, D)
Wend
path = "G:\Asset Services MI\UnMatched Merit\Balances\Balances "
path = path & Format(D, "mm_dd_yyyy.xls")
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