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Save as Command Line
I need to save an .xls file as .csv without opening the spreadsheet. The
sender provides a datastream file with a .xls extension. We then open and save the spreadsheet as .csv and process some Access applications against it. How can I have Access convert the incoming file with a DoCmd? |
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Save as Command Line
If you can't open the file in excel and then save as a .csv and you have to use
DoCmd (an Access VBA command, right??), then maybe asking in a forum dedicated to Access would be better. SoDakRah wrote: I need to save an .xls file as .csv without opening the spreadsheet. The sender provides a datastream file with a .xls extension. We then open and save the spreadsheet as .csv and process some Access applications against it. How can I have Access convert the incoming file with a DoCmd? -- Dave Peterson |
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