In Access 2003, I'm trying to export a report to Excel.
When I try it programmatically using DoCmd.OutputTo, I get an error 3251,
with a useless description ("Reserved error" or something along those lines).
When I try it from the menu, I get no error but no file output either.

I'm trying to import a text file, with the path chosen by the user.  The file
name argument is a function (TestIt2) that allows the user to browse for the
file.
DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, "", "tblData", TestIt2(), True, ""

I am trying to import a series of delimited text files into an existing
table.  They are all delimited with semicolons, and most of the files went in
correctly.  However, I have two files that I am having problems with.  When I
try to import them, the import wizard recognizes ...

I have a Microsoft Access application that suddenly has started to run
very slowly on some machines.   In particular our (Dell) laptops seem
very susceptable to this slowdown.
Where before it might have taken 2 seconds to format one page suddenly

I am using Access 2003 and Microsoft Publisher 2003.  In Publisher, I created
a directory.  I want to import data in Access to Publisher and need it to be
in column form.  Preferably 5 down and two across on multiple pages.  Is this
possible?

What would be the easiest way to either import from Excel (an Access report)
or Export from Access a report to Excel?
Once the report is either exported or imported into Excel. I need it to be
formatted and set up with the correct tabs. Getting it into Excel with the

i have linked an excel file and cannot edit one field column.  error message
reads. "control can't be edited it's bound to unknown field." is it possible
to edit?

Thanks in advance for any help you are able to give.
I am new to coding VBA, but think that access is going to be the
easiest way for me to compare the database files.
My problem is, I have anywhere form 5 to 250 seperate paradox files and

I have imported files from an excel spreedsheet into a new database in an
attempt merge some fields. In previous years this data was provided to me
with patient data being on "one" row with certain fields that have different
dates being denoted with the test perfomed and the ...

I will be setting up a small db in access and would like to know:
a) can I import data directly from Word (table format) or should I transfer
info to Excel
b) some fields have multiple entries per record - anything special to watch

I have a table with phone numbers in them and the duration that they
called I have a diffeerent table for each day. Each table has about
4000 records in it. There is about 200 phone number and they aopear in
each table

I'm trying to import a .csv file into access. The file contains phone
numbers. How can I stop access from changing their format to
scientific.
I'm importing them as a "signle" I don't want them as text value as I

When I attempt to set up an ODBC link in Access 2000 to another application
which uses Visual Foxpro, some of the tables are visible in the dialog box
where I can select to which table I want to link, but others are not.  Why
can I not see all the tables?

didn't know exactly what to call this, so my apologies if this has been
covered before.
Here's what I want to do:
1) my company has Excel Sales Orders with many different fields --

I have set up an excel file (ExcelCalcs.xls) to pull data from Access via a
'Get External Data' query. The number or rows of data from Access changes
based on user input, so I have the excel sheet (Calcs1) set to automatically
replace all the data in the query with each refresh, ...