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creating excel file from access with docmd
I am creating an excel spreadsheet from access where I build the query in the code behind using docmd.
Dim excelquery As String
Dim excelName As String
excelquery = "SELECT a,b, c FROM tableSql where a = 123"
excelName = "Excel_" & Month(Date) & Day(Date) & Year(Date) & ".xls"
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, excelquery, acFormatXLS, excelName, True
When I run it I get a message that the access database could not find the object "Select ..."
Is there another way to do this?
Dim excelquery As String
Dim excelName As String
excelquery = "SELECT a,b, c FROM tableSql where a = 123"
excelName = "Excel_" & Month(Date) & Day(Date) & Year(Date) & ".xls"
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, excelquery, acFormatXLS, excelName, True
When I run it I get a message that the access database could not find the object "Select ..."
Is there another way to do this?
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I am creating the query in the afterUpdate event of the form. I am not sure how to save it as a query when I build it.
first create a query then save it.
is this query you are building will be the same but different criteria?
is this query you are building will be the same but different criteria?
They query changes based on multiple fields on the form. There are many different combinations for the where statement.
you can do this
assuming you saved a query from above as myQuery
Dim excelquery As String
Dim excelName As String
dim qd as dao.querydef
excelquery = "SELECT a,b, c FROM tableSql where a = 123"
excelName = "Excel_" & Month(Date) & Day(Date) & Year(Date) & ".xls"
set qd=currentdb.querydefs("my
qd.sql=excelquery
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "myquery", acFormatXLS, excelName, True
assuming you saved a query from above as myQuery
Dim excelquery As String
Dim excelName As String
dim qd as dao.querydef
excelquery = "SELECT a,b, c FROM tableSql where a = 123"
excelName = "Excel_" & Month(Date) & Day(Date) & Year(Date) & ".xls"
set qd=currentdb.querydefs("my
qd.sql=excelquery
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "myquery", acFormatXLS, excelName, True
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DAO.Querydef was not defined in my version of access. I did the follow and it worked. Do you think I should delete the table when done?
Dim curDatabase As Object
Dim qry As Object
Set qry = curDatabase.CreateQueryDef
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "ToExcel", acFormatXLS, excelName, True
Dim curDatabase As Object
Dim qry As Object
Set qry = curDatabase.CreateQueryDef
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "ToExcel", acFormatXLS, excelName, True
<Do you think I should delete the table when done?>
Yes you can, it is up to you.
but, like what i posted above, you can reuse the query by changing its definition.
Yes you can, it is up to you.
but, like what i posted above, you can reuse the query by changing its definition.
btw, what access version are you using?
to enable DAO.Querydef, you have to add to your References the Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library
to enable DAO.Querydef, you have to add to your References the Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library
I am using access 2013. I thought about doing that but I wanted something that I could keep copying and not worrying about libraries not be available.
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if you create a query using the QBE with this SQL statement
SELECT a,b, c FROM tableSql where a = 123
save the query as myQuery, then you can use in the command line
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "myquery", acFormatXLS, excelName, True