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How to write a macro in Excel which can .....?
Hi,
Does anyone know how to write a macro in an Excel file which can copy and append the data in an Excel worksheet to an existing Access file? Also at the same time, a graph in that Excel worksheet is linked to a PowerPoint file. So when the macro is run, I hope both the Access and PowerPoint files will be updated automatically. Since I am doing some works which require data analyisis by using Excel, I currently need to copy and append the data to the Access database manually. Also I copy the graph from the Excel file to the PowerPoint file manually as well. It would be great and save a lot of time if one macro in Excel can manipulate between Excel, Access and PowerPoint? Thanks and regards, Jackie |
How to write a macro in Excel which can .....?
To append records to an Access database you need to be fairly confident in
writing VBA code and in referencing ADODB Recordsets. If you are Ok with that do a little searching on the web and that should get you started. This forum will be able to help you if you get stuck. As for updating the powerpoint I am afraid you are on your own there. I am sure it is do-able but I couldn't tell you how. HTH "Jackie" wrote: Hi, Does anyone know how to write a macro in an Excel file which can copy and append the data in an Excel worksheet to an existing Access file? Also at the same time, a graph in that Excel worksheet is linked to a PowerPoint file. So when the macro is run, I hope both the Access and PowerPoint files will be updated automatically. Since I am doing some works which require data analyisis by using Excel, I currently need to copy and append the data to the Access database manually. Also I copy the graph from the Excel file to the PowerPoint file manually as well. It would be great and save a lot of time if one macro in Excel can manipulate between Excel, Access and PowerPoint? Thanks and regards, Jackie |
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