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merge access data into excel spreadsheet

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pburns301@gmail.com - 17 Jan 2008 00:23 GMT
I have payroll detail records that need to be summarized on excel
spreadsheets.  For example if I have 30 records representing 3 unique
companies, I need to create 3 excel control total sheets with totals
for each company merged into specific cells on the sheets.  These
sheets are not empty, they have extensive formatting and data already
contained.  The user then enters some additional data which is why I
can't use a report.

I have done this when merging to word but can't find info on excel.
TransferSpreadsheet doesn't seem to do what I need.

Thanks in advance...

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(PeteCresswell) - 17 Jan 2008 00:42 GMT
Per pburns301@gmail.com:
>for each company merged into specific cells on the sheets.  These
>sheets are not empty, they have extensive formatting and data already
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>I have done this when merging to word but can't find info on excel.
>TransferSpreadsheet doesn't seem to do what I need.

Maybe greater minds than mine know better, but for plopping data
into specific cells on an existing spreadsheet, all I know is
instantiating an Excel.Application object, using it open up the
workbook in question, and doing what has tb done.
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