mdstalla asked on
MS Access 2013: Control Button to Export 3 Tables to Excel
I’m sorry for asking so many questions, but this is very close to being the last one.
I have an Access 2013 Database with 3 Tables. I also have a form with a Control Button (‘Finalize’). What I would like to happen is that when this Control Button is clicked, all 3 Tables get exported to select, pre-saved (but blank) Excel spreadsheets:
Table1 is exported to Excel Dump1 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Table2 is exported to Excel Dump2 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Table3 is exported to Excel Dump3 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
The Excel Spreadsheets don’t have to open, but what I want is—for every time data is exported to these spreadsheets, the new data simply over-writes any existing data that may exist there and the spreadsheet is saved.
Finally, I have another 3 Excel Spreadsheets (pre-saved) that have formulas tied to the first 3:
Excel Dump1 is tied to Excel Update1 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Excel Dump2 is tied to Excel Update 2 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Excel Dump 3 is tied to Excel Update3 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Again, these Excel Spreadsheets don’t have to open, but what I want is—for every time Access exports data to the first series of Spreadsheets, the 2nd Series of Spreadsheets also gets automatically updated with the new information exported into the 1st Series of Spreadsheets (the formulas within the 2nd Series of Spreadsheets are simply subject to the new data just exported into the1st Series of Spreadsheets), and these Spreadsheets are saved.
Can anyone give me any codes to make this happen? Thank you so much for your help.
WUCAINSMaster.accdb
I have an Access 2013 Database with 3 Tables. I also have a form with a Control Button (‘Finalize’). What I would like to happen is that when this Control Button is clicked, all 3 Tables get exported to select, pre-saved (but blank) Excel spreadsheets:
Table1 is exported to Excel Dump1 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Table2 is exported to Excel Dump2 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Table3 is exported to Excel Dump3 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
The Excel Spreadsheets don’t have to open, but what I want is—for every time data is exported to these spreadsheets, the new data simply over-writes any existing data that may exist there and the spreadsheet is saved.
Finally, I have another 3 Excel Spreadsheets (pre-saved) that have formulas tied to the first 3:
Excel Dump1 is tied to Excel Update1 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Excel Dump2 is tied to Excel Update 2 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Excel Dump 3 is tied to Excel Update3 (C:\Users\Matt\Desktop\WUC
Again, these Excel Spreadsheets don’t have to open, but what I want is—for every time Access exports data to the first series of Spreadsheets, the 2nd Series of Spreadsheets also gets automatically updated with the new information exported into the 1st Series of Spreadsheets (the formulas within the 2nd Series of Spreadsheets are simply subject to the new data just exported into the1st Series of Spreadsheets), and these Spreadsheets are saved.
Can anyone give me any codes to make this happen? Thank you so much for your help.
WUCAINSMaster.accdb
Microsoft OfficeMicrosoft ExcelMicrosoft Access
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mdstalla
Yup, that was simple. Thanks for the guidance Pat.
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