I'm re-posting this from the form Forum as mistakenly posted it there
I’d like to export data from a graph to excel where the query is built in the ‘Row Source’ of the graph rather then being defined as a named query (hope this makes sense)
Ordinarily I have been using something like...
I’d like to export data from a graph to excel where the query is built in the ‘Row Source’ of the graph rather then being defined as a named query (hope this makes sense)
Ordinarily I have been using something like
DoCmd.OutputTo acQuery, "QueryName", "MicrosoftExcel(*.xls)", "", True, ""...
Hi all,
I’ve been using Michael Red's faq181-261 'Calculate working days between two dates working days' function for a while and it’s proved to be a very useful tool, so can I firstly say thank you to Michael Red for posting his solution.
Using this model I’ve created a sort of makeshift...
Hi all,
I’m going to be distributing a demo version of an app, which I want to allow users to run unrestricted for 6 months, after which time I want to either allow usage with restricted functionality or simply display a messagebox then exit. (Not quite decided on which way to go)
I was...
Hi,
I want to reduce the number of queries I have in my database as the whole thing is looking a little bloated. (In excess of 70 queries.) Previously I’ve been using queries to as the source for exporting data to excel which works well e.g.
DoCmd.OutputTo acQuery, "Qry_CaseloadCount"...
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