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Remove Access query name title from Excel spreadsheet
I often export Access queries into Excel format and then do further work on
them in Excel. When I print the resulting Excel files, they retain the Access query name as a title. How do I get rid of the Access title? Thanks, Pat |
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Remove Access query name title from Excel spreadsheet
You can do one of the following:
1. Rename the worksheet tab, which automatically is assigned the query name 2. Name the Access query the name you want the workbook to use when printing -- Kevin Backmann "Pat" wrote: I often export Access queries into Excel format and then do further work on them in Excel. When I print the resulting Excel files, they retain the Access query name as a title. How do I get rid of the Access title? Thanks, Pat |
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