Output To Excel

Aug 9, 2007

Hi

If I open a query in Access and uses the "Export to Excel" button everything works out just fine.
But when I want to make the export with a button using the code:
DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputQuery, "qryToExcel", acFormatXLS

I only get 255 chars from the PM-fields to excel.
Can anyone help me solve this problem?

I also want to make some filtering, with code string, to the query before I export it, could use some suggestions there also.

Thanks in advance

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