Modules & VBA :: How To Export Filtered Table To MS Excel 2007
Apr 7, 2014
VBA code to filter the table :
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Dim db As Database
Dim rst As DAO.Recordset
Dim strSQL As String
Dim flnm As String
Dim appXl As Excel.Application
Dim bookXl As Excel.Workbook
Const wrksheetName As String = "Welder Performance Overall"
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if i use DoCmd.OutputTo function, its export the whole table to excel. how can i filter this table ?
I was having a wee look around the Export Threads and came across the following VBA Code I thought would be handy to export a Query to a new Excel workbook, and although it did export to excel, it didn't filter the query to show only the things I was wanting. Now I've managed to have it not work at all!
Code: Private Sub cmdOK_Click() 'Step 1: Declare your variables Dim MyDatabase As DAO.Database Dim MyQueryDef As DAO.QueryDef Dim MyRecordset As DAO.Recordset Dim strSQL As String Dim i As Integer
how to grab the recordset after a user has filtered a datasheet and export it to EXCEL with VBA from a Button on a form.
I've figured out how to export a pre-defined query to excel with all the fields I need. I was hoping to be able to grab the filters from the datasheet form and pass them to the query.
I have a main form with a bound Datasheet subform. The export button is on the main form and I need to grab the filtered data from the datahsheet subform.
I have a query that is filtered on a form (Forms!qRosterReport!SessionID) that I need to export to XML. I can export the query unfiltered but get an error with the filtered export. I am ok with Macros but very limited with VBA.
I am writing some vba code in mymacros.mdb to try and export a table from otherdb to excel. I do this becuase there is a new copy of otherdb created on a daily basis.
I have tried using docmd.output and docmd.transferspreadsheet to achieve this but dont know how to specify that the table I am exporting is in the otherdb.mdb file.
the access database is about contracts.Each contract has an ID. So starting from ID1 to ID250. Right now i export in via VBA to excel. I have to create before in the excel the 250 tables. If the ID10 is not existing anymore i still have the table 10 left and then i have to delete this table.
Code: Dim xlSheet As Object 'Excel.Worksheet Dim rstID As DAO.Recordset, tmpStr As String Dim rstGr As DAO.Recordset, strSQL As String
I'm attempting to export some table queries to excel using the code I have posted below as a module.I am getting an error saying it cannot find my query.I have used this code to do the above on 2 queries within the same table and it works fine. I don't understand why it would not work for a different query.
Option Compare Database Private Sub exportQueryToExcel() DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9, "CUSTOMER FOCUS", "C:Usersgareth.davies1DesktopTrainingSHAREPOI NT FEED MASTER.XLSM", True End Sub
I have successfully used VBA to populate select query results into an excel worksheet on open, for a co-worker. Now I am trying to populate the records from an append query to the bottom of those results, which are now in a table on an excel spreadsheet, Contractor EIF. I am trying to make this work because my co-worker modifies the results in the table, deleting rows, adding fill color etc. and as new projects begin he would like those added to the projects already in the table (without rewriting the entire table).
Private Sub Window_Open() Dim strDB As String Dim strMyPath As String Dim strDBName As String
how to export Access' many-to-many relationships in excel.
My database is a Project portfolio management tool. One project has many different fields, some of which can only be single values (one-to-one, easy to export to excel) and many others are multiple values fields, built as many-to-many relations (through junction tables).
One usage that was not specified at database creation time was the ability to export the portfolio to excel, so non-access-savvy users can browse, filter, sort and play with the portfolio however they want.
If I build a report, it will contain as many sub-reports as there are junction tables, rendering it un-exportable to excel. A Form would have to be continuous, barring the use of sub-forms for the m2m relations.
Building a query will generate many lines per project (as many as the most populous multiple field), making the excel sheet nearly unusable (in my users opinion, and here, the client's the king).
The best route I have been exploring so far involves "transforming" the multiple fields, so a the different "rows" become additional "columns".
I notice that, no matter the context, the shortcut menu button to export to Excel is always disabled. The Export drop down button is enabled, but it only shows PDF and XPS as target formats. However there is no problem in exporting to Excel from tables, queries or even reports using the ribbon tools. I want users to be able to export selected reports to Excel but I don't want to give them full access to the ribbon. I'm using Access 2007 SP3.
Update: a further curiousity. If the database is in accdb format, I can use print preview, right-click on the preview, then select Export...>Excel and that works. But the Export option isn''t available after conversion to accde format.
I have a table (tbloutput) which has details of customers and which staff they have been contacted by.
What i want to do is, export the details from this table into an excel sheet using a template that i have set.
What i want to do is create multiple excel outputs using this template depending on the name of the staff. So each staff will have a seperate workbook which was created using that template. And i also want the new workbook to be named for that staff member.
So in short
Table exported to excel workbook and excel workbook named : Blabla staffname.xlsm
I have a report exporting to excel using late binding techniques. When exported into excel i have numbers for 1,2,3,4 tblPreSiteSurveys. PreSiteSurvey Stop TheClockReason entitie and I am trying to either change the numbers here casting from int to string
1 = a 2 = b
looping through the record set, Or i have a blank field in my SQL for the column "P" and adding the formular to that column, but it only goes into the first row of the record set, which is a expandable table.
On Error GoTo Command29_Click_Err 'Utilergy Master Update report Dim db As DAO.Database Dim rs As DAO.Recordset Set db = CurrentDb Dim UserDate As Date
I am trying to export a table in access based on a unique field called Group_Name. Say my table has 100 records. 10 of those records belong to Group1, 10 belong to Group 2, and so on. What I want to do is export those groups individually to an excel file and have that file named somting like Group1_Premium Detail Report.
Here is the Code I have so far. I have a feeling I am close. When I run the code it does not seem to like strrsql2
Dim strsql As String Dim strsql2 As String Dim strfilename As String Dim strpath As String strpath = "C:UsersDesktopHome"
I am currently working on a form that exports a query that changes after a user set filter is applied, and am able to get the filter to apply and the query to export. The problem I am having is that the worksheet that the query is copied into retains all previous data, and if the earlier query export included more records, they remain as they were, is there any way of getting them to be blank.
I want to export my query onto a worksheet that has current data, need to delete current data or delete worksheet so that only the selected data is shown.
My code currently is:
Private Sub Command67_Click() Dim strWhere As String Dim strFile As String Const strcStub = "SELECT NomT.shkFirstName, NomT.shkSurName, NomT.shkCompanyName, NomT.shkAdd1, NomT.shkAdd2, NomT.shkPostCode, NomT.shkRegion, NomT.shkCountry, NomT.shkAdd3" & " FROM NomT" & vbCrLf With Me.FilterSub.Form
I have a table (tblMaster). In the table is a field called Agency. The table is 200,000+ records and there are around 35 Agencies. The table grows monthly, with potentially new Agencies added all the time.
What I have been asked to do is to have a button on a Form which, when clicked, exports to Excel a separate workbook with all the table data for each Agency in the table.
I have suggested a combo-box on the Form that passes the Agency name to a query and then exports (so they could have control of which Agency to export) but no - they just want one click, spool through the table and create the 35 (or so) exports.
My database only has one table of data so it's not complicated.I would like to create a form that can create customisable Excel exports of the data based on set conditions and exporting only select fields. URL...I have one table of data (tblCustomers) which contains all of the fields in the box above.
I would like export the data from the table to excel showing only the fields that are ticked in the box (frmCustomReport).The check boxes are named chk then whatever the field name is eg. chkLocation, chkStatus. The labels are the names of the fields in tblCustomers. Is there a way to do this in SQL or VBA?
I have a PIVOT table that is used to select courses. I have some vba code that exports this to pdf, but it exports the entire data not the filtered data. Is this possible just to export the filtered data?
I have a form with a subform. In the form header I have combo boxes for the user to filter data. I want to add a button that they would click to export the filtered records to a table. I have the following code and get the message that records were exported successfully but when I open the table they are not there. I don't get any errors when I compile the code but I also don't get any results in the immediate window either.
Code: Private Sub cmdAddToTable_Click() 'Dim tmpRS As DAO.Recordset 'Dim tmpSQL As String
How to generate an export specification file by using Access 2007. Many instructions says click on "Advance" while exporting a text file manually but unfortunately i can not find that "Advanced" option in my access software.
I'm trying to create a button that will export the filtered records on the screen to an Excel file.
I'm using strWhere as my where string and found this code in one of the posts from this forum, but unfortunately, I can't get it output only the filtered records. It outputs all records instead.
Dim db As dao.Database, qdf As QueryDef, mySQL As String Dim strWHERE As String Const strSQL = "SELECT * FROM [Action Register] "
So I had this code working and then I cleaned it up a little and it no longer works. It should export data from a created query using criteria selected by the user on a form and put it into an excel file that exists. I get no errors but it does not export anymore. After pouring over it for a while checking for mistakes with my form control references and variables I have yet to find anything. I did change my form name and edited the code accordingly after I already had it working, and changed a few form settings but changing them back did not fix the issue. I am not very experienced and stumped since I am not getting error messages.
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'First set variables for the SQL string and CreateQueryDef command Dim strExport As String Dim qdf As dao.QueryDef 'Then define the SQL to be exported (Static Response Info by ItemID)
I have a main form with two subforms. I'm trying to get my code so that it allows me to put 1 subform on one tab and the other spreadsheet on the other tab.Heres my code:
Code:
Option Compare Database Public Function Send2Excel(frm As Form, Optional strSheetName As String) ' frm is the name of the form you want to send to Excel ' strSheetName is the name of the sheet you want to name it to
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It won't let me pass more than one subform when I call Send2Excel, so I have to list it twice, which opens two excel files.
Is there a command that I can use to export a spreadsheet to Excel...
I could use docmd.transferspreadsheet
however that would also mean i would need an input window where users would need to manually put in the location they wish to save to...
Instead, could i not get a "SaveAs" command window or a file browser at least for them to search that way? Alternatively, If it was possible to use VBA to pop up the "Export - Excel Spreadsheet" window, that would be just as good.
