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Access to Excel Macro
Hi,
I have created a database in Access to handle financial information, and I need to produce reports that extract my query results from Access into Excel. I need to create one file in Excel that will have buttons so when I pass this to another person, they can easily extract the Balance Sheets, Income Statements, etc. I am going to do this by creating a macro that imports the query through Excel, and then formats it to look like a Balance Sheet. Is there any easier process to do this, or is this the best approach? I need to sure the end-user has minimum work to do in order to generate a new Balance Sheet. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
Access to Excel Macro
Is it simple enough of a situation to have an AutoOpen macro:
Private Sub Workbook_Open() If Not_Already_Formatted_As_Balance_Sheet then Call FormatAsBalanceSheet End if "Josh E" wrote: Hi, I have created a database in Access to handle financial information, and I need to produce reports that extract my query results from Access into Excel. I need to create one file in Excel that will have buttons so when I pass this to another person, they can easily extract the Balance Sheets, Income Statements, etc. I am going to do this by creating a macro that imports the query through Excel, and then formats it to look like a Balance Sheet. Is there any easier process to do this, or is this the best approach? I need to sure the end-user has minimum work to do in order to generate a new Balance Sheet. *** Sent via Developersdex http://www.developersdex.com *** |
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