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Running Access VBA from Excel
Hi folks,
Currently I am automating some reporting. I pull data from a linked table into a table within Access and then do some calculations and make some modifications to the table using vba I have written. I then have excel vba which pulls the data from the access table I have created into excel and the excel vba does calculations and draws up the graphs I require. Currently I have to open Access run the vba there then I go into excel and run the vba there. What I would like to do is run the Access vba from excel but have no idea how. I'm using Excel and Access 2003 and am using DAO. |
Running Access VBA from Excel
Got it now just a case of:
dim accApp as access.application set accApp = new access.application accApp.openCurrentDatabase (path) accApp.run(macro_name) accApp.quit "Chergh" wrote: Hi folks, Currently I am automating some reporting. I pull data from a linked table into a table within Access and then do some calculations and make some modifications to the table using vba I have written. I then have excel vba which pulls the data from the access table I have created into excel and the excel vba does calculations and draws up the graphs I require. Currently I have to open Access run the vba there then I go into excel and run the vba there. What I would like to do is run the Access vba from excel but have no idea how. I'm using Excel and Access 2003 and am using DAO. |
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