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-What version of access your are using?<br />
- Will be the code runing to transfer data from a remote database or from the local database<br />
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Mike
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-What version of access your are using?
- Will be the code runing to transfer data from a remote database or from the local database

Mike

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the local database <br />
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From access 2007 to excel 2007<br />
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right now I am using the below code<br />
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DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, , &quot;qryDelRepCAN&quot;, &quot;J:\data\Manager\Test.xlsx<wbr />&quot;, True, &quot;Canada&quot;<br />
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Canada is the named range
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the local database

From access 2007 to excel 2007

right now I am using the below code

DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, , "qryDelRepCAN", "J:\data\Manager\Test.xlsx", True, "Canada"

Canada is the named range

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the issues is the named range<br />
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So the qry data can either expand or contract depending on the data so I need a dynamic named range. However when I try to do this it still doesnt work<br />

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the issues is the named range

So the qry data can either expand or contract depending on the data so I need a dynamic named range. However when I try to do this it still doesnt work


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I guess you have another question on this subject.<br />
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I guess you have another question on this subject.

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yes i originally thought it was a seperate issue but i think they are linked
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yes i originally thought it was a seperate issue but i think they are linked

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Hi<br />
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I am currently using a transfer spreadsheet code to export a qry to a specific excel tab, however, I would like to export to a specific &quot;starting&quot; cell.<br />
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Hi

I am currently using a transfer spreadsheet code to export a qry to a specific excel tab, however, I would like to export to a specific "starting" cell.



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