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Hello all,
I am exporting data from Access 2002 to Excel. Unfortunately, I am exporting a sub report that produces blank cells in columns A thru M for the sub report data. For example my ONE relationship of Customer is on row 1. The many relationship ORDERS is on rows 2 thru 5, but the data on rows 2 thru 5 doesn't start until column N. I have put this bit of code together that seems to work for Row 1. How can I modify it to cycle thru all of the rows with data? If a1 = "" Then Range("b1:M1").Select Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft Range("a1:a1").Select End If Is there also a way to pass this code/macro from Access to the new Excel doc the users are creating from Access? Or get this code to execute after Access has completed the export of data to the excel document? Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated. |
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You can do this manually:
Select A:M Edit|goto|special|blanks Edit|delete|shift left In code, it would look like: On Error Resume Next ActiveSheet.Columns("A:P").Cells.SpecialCells(xlCe llTypeBlanks).Delete _ shift:=xlToLeft On Error GoTo 0 I don't know anything about Access. And is starting in column A ok? David wrote: Hello all, I am exporting data from Access 2002 to Excel. Unfortunately, I am exporting a sub report that produces blank cells in columns A thru M for the sub report data. For example my ONE relationship of Customer is on row 1. The many relationship ORDERS is on rows 2 thru 5, but the data on rows 2 thru 5 doesn't start until column N. I have put this bit of code together that seems to work for Row 1. How can I modify it to cycle thru all of the rows with data? If a1 = "" Then Range("b1:M1").Select Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft Range("a1:a1").Select End If Is there also a way to pass this code/macro from Access to the new Excel doc the users are creating from Access? Or get this code to execute after Access has completed the export of data to the excel document? Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
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Dave,
Thank you works very well. Is it possible to put an IF statement in there? Like If cell in column A is blank, then execute the code, else goto next row? "Dave Peterson" wrote: You can do this manually: Select A:M Edit|goto|special|blanks Edit|delete|shift left In code, it would look like: On Error Resume Next ActiveSheet.Columns("A:P").Cells.SpecialCells(xlCe llTypeBlanks).Delete _ shift:=xlToLeft On Error GoTo 0 I don't know anything about Access. And is starting in column A ok? David wrote: Hello all, I am exporting data from Access 2002 to Excel. Unfortunately, I am exporting a sub report that produces blank cells in columns A thru M for the sub report data. For example my ONE relationship of Customer is on row 1. The many relationship ORDERS is on rows 2 thru 5, but the data on rows 2 thru 5 doesn't start until column N. I have put this bit of code together that seems to work for Row 1. How can I modify it to cycle thru all of the rows with data? If a1 = "" Then Range("b1:M1").Select Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft Range("a1:a1").Select End If Is there also a way to pass this code/macro from Access to the new Excel doc the users are creating from Access? Or get this code to execute after Access has completed the export of data to the excel document? Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated. -- Dave Peterson |
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This seemed to work ok--but test it just in case.
Option Explicit Sub testme01() Dim myRng As Range With ActiveSheet Set myRng = Nothing On Error Resume Next Set myRng = .Range("a:a").Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks) On Error GoTo 0 If myRng Is Nothing Then MsgBox "no blanks in column A" Exit Sub End If Intersect(myRng.EntireRow, .Columns("A:P")) _ .Cells.SpecialCells(xlCellTypeBlanks).Delete shift:=xlToLeft End With End Sub David wrote: Dave, Thank you works very well. Is it possible to put an IF statement in there? Like If cell in column A is blank, then execute the code, else goto next row? "Dave Peterson" wrote: You can do this manually: Select A:M Edit|goto|special|blanks Edit|delete|shift left In code, it would look like: On Error Resume Next ActiveSheet.Columns("A:P").Cells.SpecialCells(xlCe llTypeBlanks).Delete _ shift:=xlToLeft On Error GoTo 0 I don't know anything about Access. And is starting in column A ok? David wrote: Hello all, I am exporting data from Access 2002 to Excel. Unfortunately, I am exporting a sub report that produces blank cells in columns A thru M for the sub report data. For example my ONE relationship of Customer is on row 1. The many relationship ORDERS is on rows 2 thru 5, but the data on rows 2 thru 5 doesn't start until column N. I have put this bit of code together that seems to work for Row 1. How can I modify it to cycle thru all of the rows with data? If a1 = "" Then Range("b1:M1").Select Selection.Delete Shift:=xlToLeft Range("a1:a1").Select End If Is there also a way to pass this code/macro from Access to the new Excel doc the users are creating from Access? Or get this code to execute after Access has completed the export of data to the excel document? Any assistance you can provide is greatly appreciated. -- Dave Peterson -- Dave Peterson |
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