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Running a stored-procedure by pass-through query 08 Apr 2006 12:35 GMT1
I am running a stored procedure using a pass-through query.  This stored
procedure will update some summarized values in a table on SQL server and
will not return any recordset.  However, how do I know when it finishes
running and whether or not it runs successfully by using VBA ...
Export to CSV with ; not ,07 Apr 2006 19:58 GMT3
I use the following export code to export from access 2003 to a CSV file,
but after this I need to import the file to a website and the website only
accepts the seperator ; but what I try I always can the commaseparator (,)
Can someone please help me how to get an ; as separator.
Problem with changing the Data Type when importing07 Apr 2006 19:48 GMT1
When I try to import a spreadsheet into Access, I can not change the data
type. It is always "grayed out". How do I fix this?
Importing CSV file to Access07 Apr 2006 19:48 GMT3
I am trying to import a CVS file using following command
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acImport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9,
"tblTempUpload", txt_box_file_path & strFileName
It gives me error.. Says external table is not in correct format.
Browsing for .csv file to import07 Apr 2006 16:03 GMT1
Is there anyone that can please help me.
I need to be able to import a .csv file into a table, however the file will
have a different name each time and Access is telling me that it is required
to have the complete path and name of the file to be imported.
FoxPro ODBC drivers (OWC.exe file from MS) - NOT installing ??07 Apr 2006 06:30 GMT2
I have 2 computers.  Both have the same versions of MS OFFICE (and Access).
I have installed the FoxPro ODBC drivers on one (using the OWC.exe install
file from Microsoft).
But...when installing it on the other computer....it reports that it DOES
Parsing in Access06 Apr 2006 23:37 GMT3
Damit! I try this update in a query and it randomly cuts off text!!
UPDATE Pathfindermerge SET Pathfindermerge.Street =
trim(InStr([Address]," ")-1);
sample field looks like this:
Defining input file location06 Apr 2006 19:59 GMT10
In the help information for Access 2K it states that for creating a macro
definition to import data you need to include the complete path statement.
My problem is different users are mapped differently to the location of the
datbase.
Exporting to an existing Excel worksheet06 Apr 2006 16:27 GMT1
Is it possible to go into Access, use a form to enter data, and then export
only that record to Excel and add it to the bottom of an existing Excel
spreadshet?  I would like to do it with a macro if at all possible.  I don't
know programming at all.  
Which is the best way?06 Apr 2006 09:02 GMT2
Dear gurus - Need your valuable help again,
I want to export data from one PC (MS-Access) and then import that data in
another PC.
I currently have a macro using the TransferDatabase (in a second mdb file -
Access stopped linking to a .csv file06 Apr 2006 05:28 GMT1
Working with several .mdb databases, I've created links to a few .csv files
that are refreshed weekly and used by these databases.  Suddenly, upon
attempting to add additional links to any of the databases, Access no longer
allows me to do this.  Upon clicking import external ...
How do I import *.dat files?05 Apr 2006 22:37 GMT1
Need help importing *.dat files created from SQL Server 6.5 backup files into
Access 2003.
International characters not displaying properly on import05 Apr 2006 22:18 GMT1
When importing a text file or an excel file that has international characters
such as é, the characters are displayed as gobbly-gook. If I export, I see
that Access has permanently changed them to gobbly-gook. I know there's a way
to fix this, I just don't know what it is. I'm on ...
Opening folder in Explorer from Access05 Apr 2006 22:15 GMT1
I open an explorer window on a particular folder from access (using Shell
command or FollowHyperlink). I possibly need to rename the folder. My
problem is that Windows apparently prevents renaming the folder as it
appears to be locked or dependent from Access. Any suggestions as to ...
Emailing a document that is created with mailmerge05 Apr 2006 18:20 GMT1
I have created an automated mailmerge using the following code, it is set up
to email the mailmerge, but  I can't figure out how to answer to the two
questions it is asking me.  First in word it asks, "Opening this document
will run the following SQL command: SELECT * FROM ...
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