I'm not sure you can do what you are trying. (If you ever find out
differently, please let me know...)
One work around I've used is to let TransferSpreadhseet export data to the
single-sheet workbooks that it does by default and then use Automation to
have Excel "move" those sheets into a single workbook. However, this was in
VBA, I don't know enough about Access macros to say Automation isn't
possible when using them, but I don't think so.
However, if the exported filenames are always the same and if running a
macro from Excel is acceptable, maybe you could use macro recorder in Excel
to create the code that moves all your exported sheets into a single book.
(The code would be very similar to what you might use in Automation from
Access, but getting Excel's macro recorder to write it for you might get you
there quicker if you aren't a coder.)
HTH,

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George Nicholson
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> Howdy folks,
> This is SOMEWHAT of a problem I am also having.
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> Write
> to the Same tab and remove all the others. Any ideas?
Ken Snell [MVP] - 29 Jun 2005 00:46 GMT
If you export queries with different names to the same workbook, ACCESS will
write the data onto new sheets in that workbook. The trick is that the
queries' names must be different from each other.

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Ken Snell
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> I'm not sure you can do what you are trying. (If you ever find out
> differently, please let me know...)
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>> Write
>> to the Same tab and remove all the others. Any ideas?