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Ex****ting from Access to Excel keeping EXCEL formatting

by mike@[EMAIL PROTECTED] Jul 29, 2008 at 10:57 AM

I have coded the process of 1. creating an Excel file via MS Access,
2. adding several tabs in the workbook each with different datasets on
each tab and  3. I manually update the formatting of the columns,
borders, etc. each time.

I run this routine weekly and I am growing tired of reformatting the
first row (column headings), column widths, etc. every time I run the
routine.  Is there a way to ex****t the data to a range in the
worksheet similar to im****ting a range?  For example, I want to ex****t
all of the data in Query 1 to Sheet 1 beginning with cell A2.  Then, I
want to ex****t Query 2's data to Sheet 2 beginning with cell A2, and
so on.

Hopefully, this makes sense.  I can create a macro in Excel and
execute the macro each time but I wanted to see if there was another
way to skin this cat...managing the macro from workbook to workbook
could be a bear after a while.

Thanks.
 




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Exporting from Access to Excel keeping EXCEL formatting
mike@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-07-29 10:57:30 
Re: Exporting from Access to Excel keeping EXCEL formatting
"Douglas J. Steele&q  2008-07-29 17:21:06 
Re: Exporting from Access to Excel keeping EXCEL formatting
mike@[EMAIL PROTECTED]   2008-07-30 10:49:50 

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