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Access report as pdf, xls, doc or whatever!!plz
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Yes, but you don't specify how you're intending to do so.
Here's one thread demonstrating usage of one of the formats you haven't mentioned, the snapshot format thread705-848204, with the sendobject method. Else look into the other formats of the sendobject method (F1), where most of the formats you're after is available. Though, every format has it's limitation. Using snapshopt, you'll get an excact copy, but no editing. Using the other formats, you'll get various degrees of visual similarity between the report and the outcome, but the possibility to edit.
One challenge with this, is that other methods than the .openreport method of the docmd object, does not allow for filtering, so you will need to for instance enter such filter in the underlying query, or assign it in the reports on open event.
Roy-Vidar
Here's one thread demonstrating usage of one of the formats you haven't mentioned, the snapshot format thread705-848204, with the sendobject method. Else look into the other formats of the sendobject method (F1), where most of the formats you're after is available. Though, every format has it's limitation. Using snapshopt, you'll get an excact copy, but no editing. Using the other formats, you'll get various degrees of visual similarity between the report and the outcome, but the possibility to edit.
One challenge with this, is that other methods than the .openreport method of the docmd object, does not allow for filtering, so you will need to for instance enter such filter in the underlying query, or assign it in the reports on open event.
Roy-Vidar
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HI,
well at the moment I simply have a DoCmd.OpenReport "Op_Report_2", acPreview, , "Datum =#" & Format(Form_frmMaske.txtDatum, "yyyy-mm-dd") & "#"
in my button_click procedure.
After it carries out this or befor I would like some code to convert it into a format which I can transport.
So, it seems like Docmd.sendreport is the comand I need to investigate into. I'd prefer to export it as an excel format, for example, rather than a snapshot in order for the reader to be able to capture the values on the report.
Ho do I do that?
Thanks
well at the moment I simply have a DoCmd.OpenReport "Op_Report_2", acPreview, , "Datum =#" & Format(Form_frmMaske.txtDatum, "yyyy-mm-dd") & "#"
in my button_click procedure.
After it carries out this or befor I would like some code to convert it into a format which I can transport.
So, it seems like Docmd.sendreport is the comand I need to investigate into. I'd prefer to export it as an excel format, for example, rather than a snapshot in order for the reader to be able to capture the values on the report.
Ho do I do that?
Thanks
hey, i had the same problem recently when trying to sent reports as an email. The solution i came up with was to convert them to pdf, but this costs money as a pdf creator program is required. The advantages of this method are that it is very simple to create pdf, just click print, choose the pdf printer, select the pages required and then thats more or less it!
Had a look at the snapshot viewer program which is included in the access program but came to the conclusion that nobody has the program and that around 99% of people have a pdf reader.
Had a look at the snapshot viewer program which is included in the access program but came to the conclusion that nobody has the program and that around 99% of people have a pdf reader.
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