Access 2003
Is is feasable to output a report with variable data to html/email. I would like to be able to send my quotations and invoices via email to my customers as many are now requesting I use email. At present I have to print it as PDF then open Outlook, then attach the PDF document etc etc.......
Any assistance or suggestions greatfully welcomed.
sjh7225.
Any code that stops the vba from running if an 'output to' function is null. I've found some code using the DCount function but I'm struggling to adapt this to multiple excel outputs.
I'm sending 5 excel files via E mail to several addresses and I'm wanting to identify if the first file has records, currently using access 2010.
I have a table with a field for gender and iit is populated with "m" for male and "f" for female.
I have created a report and would like it to display the word male or female for the m or f.
Is there a way I can do this in stead of doing a find and replace on over 10.000 records.
Thank You
I have a control button on a form that outputs the current record to disk using an on click event. The user currently has to select the format (rtf) the path and the filename and I would like to be able to automate this process.
The format should be rtf, the path will always be the same and I would like the file name to comprise the unique record number (4 digits) followed by the current date string (format ddmmyy).
I think is just a matter of setting some parameters after the DoCmd code event that saves the report to file but I have had a go but can't get the syntax right.
Any ideas how to automate this process to eliminate the risk of user errors?
Thanks
Andy
I have a report and wish to convert the output of this report into a .csv file.
Can anyone help?
Thanks
Paul
Hi all,
I was wondering if this was possible to do at all using access or ideas on how to do it in any other way.
Im trying to output my VBA code to a report.
Here is my code:
Code:
Dim strEmployeeName As String
strEmployeeName = EnUsername
DoCmd.RunSQL "SELECT StrConv(Replace([sUser],""."","" ""),3) AS Employee, TimesheetTable.Activity, TimesheetTable.Hours, TimesheetTable.Description, TimesheetTable.[Task Date], TimesheetTable.ProjectRef " & vbCrLf & _
"FROM TimesheetTable " & vbCrLf & _
"WHERE (((StrConv(Replace([sUser],""."","" ""),3)) Like """ & strEmployeeName & """) AND ((TimesheetTable.[Task Date])>=#" & [Forms]![DateSelection_Frm]![txtWeekCommencing] & "# And (TimesheetTable.[Task Date]<= #" & [Forms]![DateSelection_Frm]![txtWeekEnding] & "#)) AND ((TimesheetTable.ProjectRef) Not Like ""CENG*""));"
And my report is called TimeReport.
I currently have an invoice report that runs through my database which is e-mailed to clients (automatically through vba), and then saved to a specific file path.
I'm currently having an issue with the saving part of the process with certain clients who have illegal characters in their names - for example, "Client / Other Information" where the '/' is causing the save to fail.
I'm trying to find a way to change the file name of the save file for clients with these illegal characters in their names. I would prefer not to take only part of the name (as some clients are listed as "Town/Village of...") but if there is no other way then there is no other way.
The code I'm currently using is as follows:
Code:
Dim strFilePath as String
strFilePath="C:Users" & Environ("UserName") & "DesktopNew Invoices" & Me.Client.Value & ".pdf"
docmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, , "PDFFormat(*.pdf)", strFilePath, False, "", 0, acExportQualityPrint
I have several reports that creates price sheets for all of my customers. It is a report with multiple subreports within, and I am trying to create a process to seperate them and export them all into [Customer Name].pdf. I have tried to scrap some code together from various forums, and it has been unsuccessful.
For example, one of the reports "rptPriceSheetQuarterly", has a field "txtCustomerName", that feeds the queries for the other subreports. I would like to create a new PDF when that field changes.
I understand I need some sort of looping code that will cut the report up dump them all into one folder, but I am totally out of my element here.
I am not even sure where to start with this small problem that will make a big difference.
I have a database that produces yearend accounts, its highly specialized to my industry.
The year end accounts have schedules these can be 1 to 3
On my form I have it set up for 3 schedules, but can be used for 1 and 2 schedules accounts.
However when it come to the reports for layout reasons 3 of the 14 reports needed are tailored to a 1, 2 or 3 schedule, and i have created reports and buttons on the form according to the number of schedules for that account.
What I want to know is this, I have a field on my form that states the number of schedule for that account, is it possible that if say the account i am working on is a 2 schedule account, that it disables the 1 and 3 buttons?
Been hunting a round looking for some code that will output my access report to excel but more inportantly add a unique field from the report to the name of the file. example would be [FileName] & [ReferenceNo].xls.
View 2 Replies View RelatedHello everyone
I am in need of assistance with Microsoft Access. In the reporting function of Access I am trying to have a summarization total of indirect time and direct time based off a Auditor Timesheet form developed. On the report I am able to see both the direct time and the indirect time hours seperate per auditor based on the query that is run to seperate direct and indirect hours and each individual auditor stats.
but the problem I am having is trying to summarize on the report the total direct and indirect hours as a whole.
Please let me know if this a simple solution by building an expression in the field for the report or some type of VBA code input which would suffice?
Thank you
I have a routine that outputs an MS Access report as a pdf file which works OK. It does not open the file which is what I want.
DoCmd.OutputTo acReport, "rptTransactionInvoiceExcVAT", acFormatPDF, "C:UsersJEFF1Documents
ptTransactionInvoiceExc VAT.pdf", False
What I would like to do is output the pdf file with a Customer name and number from the field Me.txtAmazonBuyer. I have tried:
DoCmd.OutputTo acReport, "rptTransactionInvoiceExcVAT", acFormatPDF, "C:UsersJEFF1Documents" + ([Me.txtAmazonBuyer]) + ".pdf", False
But no joy.
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "Estimate", acFormatPDF, "c:TestMyReport.pdf"
the following code saves my report in a folder called test as a pdf file with the name MyReport. I have a string variable called RepName. How can I make the report get saved under that name.
I tried
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "Estimate", acFormatPDF, "c:Test&MyReport&.pdf" but it dosent work.
I need to know if exist the system in Access 2007 to output a report in word document including images. Normally the output is "*.rtf", with a quite good quality but due to the file type it doesn't include the pictures.
View 1 Replies View RelatedOne of the users of my application, reports an error when saving a report to pdf by VBA code. She’s using Access 2013, on Windows 8.1.
The error is “error 2501 output to action was cancelled with access vb macro”
The VBA code is
StrReport = “RepInvoice”
StrDocumentName = “C:UsersMaryDocumentsAccessInvoice.pdf”
DoCmd.OpenReport StrReport, acViewPreview
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, StrReport, "PDFFormat(*.pdf)", StrDocumentName, False
DoCmd.Close acReport, StrReport, acSaveNo
This error occurs at the OutputTo line. This code is part of an user form with a button “save as PDF”.
When this code is run, the report is visible as an example (as meant to be) on the screen. The code stops at the OutputTo line.
When I use
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, StrReport, acFormatPDF, StrDocumentName,, False
the problem still exists.
I tried to save the report manually by Preview > Export > PDF. The preview is OK, saving as PDF results in the same error 2501. This may lead to the conclusion that this problem is not caused by the VBA code.
I verified whether user write rights are OK, and whether a default printer is available. Both are OK. The report consists of 1 page.
When this very same application is used with Access 2010, everything functions as expected.
I'm using Access 2007 SP3.
Whenever I export reports to PDF, the output appears zoomed and clipped. No extra pages are generated as they would be if I'm going over margins, it's just the report is clipped.
The report looks perfect in preview mode, and it looks perfect when going to an actual printer. However, when using OutputTo to save it as a PDF, this is when the report content is clipped.
Here is the code I'm using:
DoCmd.OpenReport MyReport, acViewPreview
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, "", acFormatPDF, "MyReport.pdf"
DoCmd.Close acReport, MyReport
I open the report in preview mode first so events are fired that show/hide various objects based on fields in the recordset.
I've tried reinstalling, and I've tried this on two different machines, one running Windows 7 and one running Windows Server 2008...both with the same results.
I have a report that I'm looking to email as opposed to fax. What's the easiest way to achieve this?
Any and all advice appreciated.
Thanks!
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I have a form with a subform. The form is the date field. The subform are all the stores delivered to on that date. I need to have a command button to open an email with the current date showing and list all the stores with their delivery numbers next to it inside the email.
View 2 Replies View RelatedI have set up a process to automatically email reports from MS Access 2006. Everything would would perfectly except that when the process runs, a messagbox pops up stating that 'an unknown prgram is trying to send an email on your behalf'. Before the email is sent you have to click on the button to allow sending. I need this program to run very early in the morning when no one is around to click the button.
I have tried several things to get a round this by digitally signing my Access project and setting up certificates in outlook but nothing has worked.
Is there any way around this without lowering my security level, my antivirus or antispyware software?
Thanks
GEM1204
After filling in a form which includes both text and a photograph (in a bound object frame -- different photograph (OLE object) for every form -- photographs embedded and pulled from a separate photograph file external to MS Access) I email the corresponding report successfully as a .snp file attachment. The problem is that the recipient needs either MS Access or Snapshot Viewer installed in order to view the photograph field (ie. the OLE object in the bound object frame). If I try to format the report according to any other format (html, rtf, etc.) the text shows up okay but the photograph doesn't appear in the bound object frame. I also tried to create a data access page but the OLE 'photograph' field is not even an allowed selection. Any ideas on how I can get around this problem (ie. email the report to a client who doesn't have MS Access or Snapshot Viewer installed on their computer)?
Thanks ahead of time .....
Hi,
I would like to ask a question regarding MS Access reports. I used the following code to email the report created in Access.
DoCmd.SendObject [ObjectType],[ObjectName],[OutputFormat],[To],[CC],[BCC],[Subject],[MessageText],[EditMessage],[TemplateFile]
I send a report in an email in rich text format and it works. But when you open the report there is no image, lines or rectangles. The format is ok but image on top of the report and lines are missing which I used for column captions. If anyone know how to handle this problem, I will really appreciate.
Thanks
Naveed
Hello,
I have my email code working great, but I am trying to find a way to add a report as an attactment on the email.
I am using the following and it works fine.
Code:Set objMessage = CreateObject("CDO.Message")objMessage.Subject = EmailSubjectobjMessage.FROM = UserEmailobjMessage.To = EmailToobjMessage.TextBody = EmailBodyobjMessage.AddAttachment "c: emp
eadme.txt"objMessage.Send
How can I go about having that AddAttachment run and attach a report in the same database? I tried a few different ways of putting the report on that line but nothing seems to be working. Do I have to first have code run the report and export it or save it off as something to a temp file then attach it? If so how would I go about doing that. : )
Few things I tried and didnt work..
objMessage.AddAttachment Reports.rpt_01
objMessage.AddAttachment Docmd.OpenReport ("rpt_01")
Any help, ideas, or direction would be great! Thanks!
Using Access 2007 and Lotus Notes 8.5 ...I've got some code to output a report to email as an attachment: it looks like this
DoCmd.SendObject acSendReport, "rep09emailnotification", acFormatRTF, "(Recipients)", , , "email subject", "email body text", 0
For MOST of the people who use the database, this works fine, and they send the email with the RTF attachment which all the recipients can open - but for some users, it generates a .tmp file which if you 'Open' it is just a load of gobbledegook, but it you 'View' it looks ok - but is truncating the report.what could be causing Access 2007 to create .tmp files rather than .rtf?
I am trying to email a report and rename the report after the referenced NCR# currently selected on my form. My codes works for putting the referenced NCR# in my email subject, but I am having issues renaming the report and the error is with the SetProperty line bolded below. When I click my email button, I get Run-time error 32004: The control name "Supplier Chargebacks" is misspelled or refers to a control that doesn't exists.
Private Sub Command587_Click()
Dim stReport As String
Dim stWhere As String
Dim stSubject As String
Dim NCRNum As String
NCRNum = Forms![NCR Input Form]![NCR #]
[Code] .....
Hi Guys,
Im new to access and i have a problem!! I have a report that i need to be sent out monthly to 3 people. The problem is i dont know where to start. I have been looking through the forum, but nothing that i can get my head around, so there anyone out there who can help???????
Thanks in advance!!!