Modules & VBA :: Copy Excel File Or A Table In Access To Specific Location On FTP Server
Jul 11, 2013
I need some simple code that will copy an Excel file or a table in Access to a specific location on an FTP server. I would think this would be a very simple task, but I have yet to find any sample code that is *simple*. I have seen lots of code that requires downloading this dll or that mda, but the examples don't work. There must be something built into MS Access 2010 that will allow a file to be uploaded to an FTP site.
All the variables are known:
The FTP location (it never changes)
The FTP Username and Password (they never change)
The destination folder on the FTP site (it never changes)
The File type (it never changes)
The File name (available from the form in Access from which this will be executed)
I can either produce an output file, then copy it to the FTP site, or I can export the table directly to the FTP site with the file name for that day.
This seems to be a very simple task with no simple solution. Currently I am using an FTP app to get the file to the FTP site, but I would like to automate this. The process that creates the output file is already automated, so I would just like to add this to the existing code as its own module.
I'm looking for a simple command on the idea of:
DoCmd.FTPFile, acExel, TableName, FTPFilePath, FTPFileName, Username, Password, acUpload
just made all that above up and none of it is a real function/command in VBA, but is just the kind of thing I'm looking for.
I would think that since I can download and XML file from an FTP site that it should be child's play to upload a simple file to an FTP site, but I can't figure it out.
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Mar 31, 2015
All I need to do is copy an excel file from a location (while coping the file, the location of the source file remains same all the time)and paste that excel file where ever I want (Browser Option) from an Access VBA.
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This forum is really helpful!
I am using following code to copy low value from Access table to excel file, but only to find that it changed in excel file. How should I do to not change that?
ThisWorkbook.Sheets("EV Data").Cells(row + 2, col + 2) = _
rs.Fields(col).Value
RecordIDDateTimeStampSetupIDStringBaseProductIDStringMGDBIDStringVAGLBIDStringPWDCohortIssueAge1IssueAge2NumberOfCellsNumberOfScenariosTotalWeightInitialPremiumEV_MeanEV_P995EV_P99EV_P95EV_P90EV_P75EV_P50EV_P25EV_P10PrEVGTZero
51907/27/2007 7:04:36 PMAccess2006Max72006MGIBAllCombinedAllCombinedAllCombined95010.006800000006810000009.33604218011769E-03-2.48487734766947E-02-2.35810657931309E-02-1.44083677074442E-02-1.10775676515645E-02-2.1878002261516E-037.92060932296671E-031.95193525290664E-023.06835072412068E-020.70658682634731
52007/27/2007 7:04:37 PMAccess2006Max7LifePayIAllCombinedAllCombinedAllCombined185010.005110000001.19424841908013E-02-1.67115163990304E-02-1.42187111112351E-02-8.08910871821918E-03-4.62961276311795E-032.72200376166994E-031.04312882683217E-022.06668892126601E-022.96649979111015E-020.80638722554891
52107/27/2007 7:04:37 PMAccess2006Max7NoneAllCombinedAllCombinedAllCombined95010.0054410000007.98908918707603E-03-1.67789382388317E-02-1.56490361783179E-02-1.07703746693193E-02-0.00753365556878-7.10709517675212E-046.72111941423526E-031.59418102675589E-022.44078788510759E-020.730538922155694
52207/27/2007 7:04:37 PMAccessRat2006MGIBAllCombinedAllCombinedAllCombined95010.0030199999969810000009.52176602967384E-03-1.56233866973614E-02-1.49901562045925E-02-8.41152147122661E-03-5.44762510232609E-034.05576508882054E-047.33588282834675E-030.0164686012768352.61950530898991E-020.754491017964078
52307/27/2007 7:04:37 PMAccessRatLifePayIAllCombinedAllCombinedAllCombined185010.00226499999773510000001.06805510377118E-02-0.014626108301625-1.20428523073918E-02-6.08984658852046E-03-2.22851888030373E-034.04428276871694E-039.82402795120803E-031.68655595406923E-022.40410662469335E-020.856287425149709
52407/27/2007 7:04:37 PMAccessRatNoneAllCombinedAllCombinedAllCombined95010.00241599999516810000005.8666292477999E-03-1.13844546795139E-02-1.04027261898336E-02-6.72766534794549E-03-4.77103336054974E-03-3.11542830732602E-044.5158867397345E-031.06654135236169E-021.76803347713142E-020.730538922155694
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Excuse me!
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thx!
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Code:
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ChooseFile
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Jabez
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Code:
Dim strFileName As String
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Nov 25, 2013
Two Solutions to address moving an Access Memo field into Excel when string has > 255 characters. All my 'reports' use Excel VBA (Access Reports are not used). The Excel reports can have 40,000 records. Speed to create the report can be an issue.
Describing 2 Solutions below to address moving Access memo fields with > 255 characters into Excel.After running this code
Code:
720 ObjXL.DisplayAlerts = False
ObjXL.Columns("X:X").Select
ObjXL.Selection.NumberFormat = "@" ' set column to Text
730 ObjXL.Worksheets(intWorksheetNum).Cells(intRowPos, 1).CopyFromRecordset rsNutsAndBolts
The Comments column are limited to 255 characters. So, the CopyFromRecordset (recordsetvariable) creates the 255 character limitation.
The reason? The 255 character limit is because CopyFromRecordset sutomatically uses the Characters property of the Range object. The 255 limit would not be there if the Cell Value property is used to assign the string to that cell.
Dim sRx as String ' String Prescription
sRx = "String with > 255 characters ... you fill in the rest ...."
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Solution 1:
The record set is still in memory. By using a loop, a cursor can start with record 1 (memo column) and assign that value to the Excel row / column using the .value as shown above. Basically, this moves one memo field at a time, record by record. e.g. Read First recordset in Access, copy to variable, assign value to Excel row/column Then move next on each Access and Excel.
Solution 2:
An Access Memo filed [RxNotes] can have up to 750 characters. Cut it apart into three new fields that end up out in the very right Excel columns AA, AB, AC.
Note1=Mid([RxNotes],1,250)
Note2=Mid([RxNotes],251,250)
Note3=Mid([RxNotes],501,250)
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X2=CONCATENATE(AA2,AB2,AC2))
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ConcatComments = "'" & CommentString
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Access 2010:
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Dec 11, 2004
Hi,
Does anyone know how to exclude the header information when copying a record from an Access table and pasting it into Excel. When I paste into Excel, it is also pasting the header information from Access which I do not want. I only want the data to be pasted.
Thanks for the help in advance.
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Aug 19, 2013
Actually what I am looking to do is have an Access application check some Web site for the presence of a number. This number could be the Serial number of the application and if this number exists to maybe show a message in the aplication or even terminate the application.
A quick and dirty way is for User Serial number 254, to put on a specific page of a Web site say arbitrary file 254.jpg (invisible on the Web site). The application would check for the existence of this file and if it is there, it could take some action. Everything would have to be done in stealth mode.
The following code can tell me if a specific URL exists, in this case [URL]
Code:
Private Sub cmdArbitray_Click()
Dim blnDum As Boolean
blnDum = blnCheckURL("http://www.VisualDentist.com")
' If blnDum = True then it exists
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Const FLAG_ICC_FORCE_CONNECTION As Long = &H1
blnCheckURL = (InternetCheckConnection(strURL, FLAG_ICC_FORCE_CONNECTION, 0&) <> 0&)
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1) How can I check for file 254.jpg?
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