I have a report (FI_ID) based in a query with the same name.
When i export this report to my desktop i need to manualy rename the filename.
What i need is a way to automatic rename my report to my text field value, called "Seq_Number" (it's a automatic number).At the end i will have 101.pdf, 102.pdf, 103.pdf in my desktop.
I have a form which produces an SQL query based on a main table and a number of lookup tables. This query is displayed on the screen and then can be executed or produced as a report. If it is produced as a report the user mentions on another input screen the columns of the main table to be printed and the sort orders. A couple of other parameters needed for the report such as its title, date, font family and font size are also given. Then the report should be automatically generated. For this purpose I am using CreateReport and CreateReportControls methods. But the parameters of these two methods are not very clear. I need a report header, a page header and details of the records one on each row. Do I have to use the Create ReportControls method three times? First one only once, Second one on each page, third one on every line? Any example of such a report or point at an example?
Relatively speaking, I've got a pretty simple database. The presenters at our community radio station fill out a form of what song they play and this (along with the system time) is stored in a table.
I have a wildcard query to bring up all entries from a certain date and at present, I export a report of this by hand on a Saturday for everyday of the previous week - but I want to automate this?!
I can change the query to be a standard one to just bring up entries for today. I then, somehow, need to automatically export a report of this query as a PDF at midnight every night into a certain folder with the file name being today's date.
I've been in a new position for a new company for less than three weeks, and I need some help.
The Access database that we use has been in operation since 2002, and it has never been Compacted/Repaired (I asked my coworkers and supposed IT people, and they said "what's that?").
After adding *one* new field, I've reached the horrific "error 3190" (max 255 fields).
I've tried all of the following, allowing at least 12 hours for them to run, but I cannot: export the data to Excel import the data into a new database copy/paste the records (because there are 12100+ and the max is 9500, I think; and because of the way the dd/mm/yy converted itself to dd/mm/yyyy) or rename the table with the data.
I am exporting a report from access 2010 as PDF to email and the email attachment is coming highlighted. I need it to be white like the report when seen on screen with alternate rows to NO. if I export it to PDF and view it from within access it comes perfect, but when exported to an email, its coming shaded.
I have back-end on LINUX, is there any possibilities to automatic export data to *xml? e.g. every 5 min. Maybe some code in vba which can be connected to system timer?
I want to rename a report by clicking a command button on a form. I have this simple code in the click event:
Dim strReportNameNew As String Dim strReportNameOld As String strReportNameNew = txtChangeTo.Text strReportNameOld = txtChooseReport.Text DoCmd.Rename strReportNameNew, acReport, strReportNameOld
The code fails with this error message:
Microsoft Visual Basic
Run-time error '29068'
Household Labels cannot complete this operation. You must stop the code and try again.
I am able to rename the report manually.I have searched but been unable to find out what is causing this error.
I have this database with almost 10 reports (one report per table) that you can export or print. But I would like to have a button to export or print ALL the reports. Because when I try to build a report with all columns, access won't let me and suggests that I try with fewer columns or fields.
So naturally (after cursing and bursting with rage) I can only think of the solution to make a button that exports or prints all the reports.
My database is created with point and click actions from my side.
I'm trying to Export one of my Access Report to Excel, I kept getting this error message.. "There is an Invalid used the Dot, or ! Operator or Invalid of Parentheses..My report is working fine, except when I try to export it to Excel, then this error message pop up..
Ok. I have a database. I have a report. I want to batch export this report to either html/xml/rtf files. However, at present, the problem is that by default, I can batch export to html but it will produce a sequential list of files with the suffix page 1; page 2; etc.
I want to batch export to html/xml/rtf but name the output files based on an field within the database. (I have a field that is called filename, and would like to replicate this in the output reports)
Hello all...I'm having a problem when exporting some text from Access 2000/XP to Excel using the EXPORT function. The reason why report is used to export is b'cos I need certain layout & to be ported over to Excel.
Text like '00133484-001' or '00130898-001' will be changed to another number after EXPORT, can anyone help me in this ? How can I set these numbers so that they remain the same ?
It only happens once in a while a few times in a row and then, without changing anything, it's all fine again. It does happen on other pcs as well. (It happens on Office10 and Office13)
I'm not exporting tons of data to excel just two normal-sized querys.
This is some of the VBA code:
Code: Set qdf = CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef(tmpAbfrageLehrgaenge, SQL_Lehrgaenge) Set qdf2 = CurrentDb.CreateQueryDef(tmpAbfrageKunde, SQL_Kunde) DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, , tmpAbfrageLehrgaenge, ExcelDateiName, True
I'm trying to export either a report or a query to excel with a field name that has special characters "()". I wouldn't normally ever do this (everyone knows not to use special characters) but we're using this to import the excel document to a website, and the field name MUST be what they specified in order for the import to be successful. Is there any way to rename the field name at export, since I can't use special characters on the query or report itself?
The field name is currently DepType, but it must be " *Dependent Type Spouse/Partner or Child/Dependent (Required for Dependents only) " EXACTLY or it will not import.
I have a report generated per insurance company selected. There are around 10 insurance companies.
Is there a way to run the report and export it directly to Excel (I don't need the report in Access) for all companies where each company will be in one spreadsheet? So, 10 companies, there will be 10 sheets in the Excel file.
I have a Query derived from a single Table in Access 2010 which I routinely export in spreadsheet format.
I have now built a report from the Query in which has labels have been added to suit an external agency. I wish to export this Report in Excel format, but the resulting file does not include the additional labels and is merely an xls version of the underlying query.
Is there an alternative method of achieving what I need?
I've created a report which i'm exporting to PDF,but when I open the PDF I can see that some characters are replaced by a question-mark in a box.
for example : RMA Number: 5002408...here the empty characters after number and the : are replaced by a questionmark in a box...if I export to other programs i don't have this problem..
I've been asked to export an MS Access report to Excel. I'm having trouble with including subtotals, totals, etc. in the Excel sheet. I've enclosed a picture of how my report looks in Access, and was wondering if there's a way to export everything the report has into Excel......
Can anyone maybe point me in a good direction, or to a link that has info re: what I want to do?
And before anyone asks, it's for a manager who insists that everything be done in Excel, since that is what he's comfy with. Outside of that, I wouldn't be giving myself headaches, since my Access report contains everything needed.