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Exporting Data from MS-Access to Excel
Where can I find documentation on how to use a flat file (table) exported
from MS-Access to create a spreadsheet in Excel that contains subtotals? e.g. I have an employee timesheet table with (3) columns: Department, Employee and Hours. I need use this data to create a spreadsheet in Excel that groups by department, lists each employee (and their hours) and then subtotals the employee hours for each department - with a grand total. The spreadsheet needs to be updated monthly and the number of employees by department can vary. |
Exporting Data from MS-Access to Excel
1. ConThrough excel using MS query and then create a pivot....
http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH062528421033 2. Create a report in access with grouping and export it as Excel..... "JimP" wrote: Where can I find documentation on how to use a flat file (table) exported from MS-Access to create a spreadsheet in Excel that contains subtotals? e.g. I have an employee timesheet table with (3) columns: Department, Employee and Hours. I need use this data to create a spreadsheet in Excel that groups by department, lists each employee (and their hours) and then subtotals the employee hours for each department - with a grand total. The spreadsheet needs to be updated monthly and the number of employees by department can vary. |
Exporting Data from MS-Access to Excel
Thank you,
"Ritwik Shukla" wrote in message ... 1. ConThrough excel using MS query and then create a pivot.... http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ex...CH062528421033 2. Create a report in access with grouping and export it as Excel..... "JimP" wrote: Where can I find documentation on how to use a flat file (table) exported from MS-Access to create a spreadsheet in Excel that contains subtotals? e.g. I have an employee timesheet table with (3) columns: Department, Employee and Hours. I need use this data to create a spreadsheet in Excel that groups by department, lists each employee (and their hours) and then subtotals the employee hours for each department - with a grand total. The spreadsheet needs to be updated monthly and the number of employees by department can vary. |
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