Well, because I was getting a compile error when I compiled the program and when I ran it. However, your tip of putting that part of it into a separate subroutine, did the trick. Although, I would rather that I not get a compile error when I compile the program in 97 - it got me past the run...
I need to use Conditional Compilation because I have an excel sheet that I need to use in 97 and 2000. I need to turn off an option that is only valid in Excel 2000 when I run Excel 2000.
I have tried various methods and I keep getting hung up on the fact that I can't get the Application...
It sounds like in Access it is forced to upper case in field set up (formatting) but can really be entered in lower case.
So in your query, use UCASE(fieldx) to change the field to upper case. It should then output it as upper case.
hope this helps.
judy.s
When I initially refresh an Excel Pivot Table it works fine. But when I do it again, I get an "Excel.exe has cause an invalid page fault at 017f:30401a63"
I've looked this up in the MS knowledge base and none of the scenarios apply.
Any suggestions.
thanks in advance.
judy.s
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