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Import records from Access to Excel
Hi,
I would like to import 1 record from an Access Query into an Excel worksheet, ideally placing each field from the Query to a specific location on the Excel. This is for prepopulating forms in Excel from Access per record (in the end, when there are 10 records in the Access Query I would need 10 Excel files with the same form filled in). Off course this could almost be done using an Access report, but I need to stick to a fixed Excel template Thanks |
Import records from Access to Excel
Mark,
You can use ADO or DAO to navigate through your Access database. The copyasrecordset method is extremely useful in copying over data once the connection has been established. -- http://HelpExcel.com 1-888-INGENIO 1-888-464-3646 x0197758 "Mark" wrote: Hi, I would like to import 1 record from an Access Query into an Excel worksheet, ideally placing each field from the Query to a specific location on the Excel. This is for prepopulating forms in Excel from Access per record (in the end, when there are 10 records in the Access Query I would need 10 Excel files with the same form filled in). Off course this could almost be done using an Access report, but I need to stick to a fixed Excel template Thanks |
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