I know of one way but it requires a lot of VBA code
You are actually making your own export function which then you have complete control over.
Public Function DoItMyWay()
‘To call this function x = DoItMyWay
‘Note these are my fields and table name changes yours to match
'Open the recordset
Dim db As Database, Rst As Recordset
Dim StringToWrite As String
Set db = CurrentDb
Set Rst = db.OpenRecordset("Employee"

'Open the ASCII text file
Open "C:\Myfile.txt" For Output As #1
Do While Not Rst.EOF 'loop through the recordset
' Get each field and write it out to the text file
StringToWrite = Format(Rst!Date, "mm/dd/yy"

StringToWrite = StringToWrite & "," & Rst!EmpID
StringToWrite = StringToWrite & "," & Rst!Name
' add as many of these lines as you need ^
Print #1, Left(StringToWrite, Len(StringToWrite) - 3)
Rst.MoveNext
Loop
Close #1
' close recordset
rst.close
db.close
End Function
results of my c:\Myfile.txt
03/04/00,1,F
05/06/99,2,Sa
DougP, MCP
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