Bob,
You can use TransferSpreadsheet to export to an existing, formatted excel
spreadsheet by careful, limited use of the "Range" argument. Details on
http://alexdyb.blogspot.com/2006/07/export-to-excel-range.html
If you want the export to start in A6, automation using the excel method
called Copy From Recordset is needed.
Jeanette Cunningham
>I have a macro that opens a query, runs the app and then transfers the
>table
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> Thanks.
Chris - 25 Mar 2008 21:16 GMT
Bob,
How did you get the whole list of Macros to run. I wrote three lines of
macro and it only runs the first one. Is there a call function for the second
one? I want to automate the query to be exported into excel.
Chris
> Bob,
> You can use TransferSpreadsheet to export to an existing, formatted excel
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> > Thanks.