i have a small table, about 14,000 records. currently all the dates in the table are YYYY-MM-DD 00:00:00. so 2007-2-28 00:00:00
I built a query and set the format to MM/DD/YYYY when I run the query the date showed correctly 02/28/2007 (no time stamp). However when I did the export it exported to the TXT file as 2007-2-28 00:00:00 (notice the months is only 1 character and it added the time stamp and it exported as the table format, not the query format)
I need to export this to a tab delimited file to send to another person. They are specifying MM/DD/YYYY (no time extension) and two characters for month and day regardless of day, i.e 02 not 2 etc.
I looked at access help, and have done a quick search, and I can not figure out how to do this.
I am able to successfully export data from an Access 2010 Query to a Tab Delimited Text file without difficulty.My problem is that the Query includes several 'tick boxes'. The resulting text file shows the text boxes as 1 or 0 as appropriate. What I actually require is a Y/N result.To achieve the required Y/N result requires some fiddly find and replace editing which is complicated by the fact that the query also contains telephone numbers incorporating 1 & 0, This then requires further editing of individual records to convert misplaced Y/N back to 1/0. Is their any way that one can force the export to convert text boxes to Y/N rather than 1/0.
I have a complex query that I am exporting to a tab delimited text file.
The query has three date fields, and a time field. The query export results in both the date and time portions of the value being shown instead of one or the other.
I have tried using the format function to force the dates to only show the date portion, and the time field to only show the time portion. So far, without luck.
I would greatly appreciate help from someone who can spot what I am doing wrong. The sql for my query is below.
SELECT tblSiteVisits.RunID AS TripID, Format([tblSampleRuns]![RunDate],"mm/dd/yyyy") AS [Trip Start Date], Format([tblSampleRuns]![RunDate],"mm/dd/yyyy") AS [Trip End Date], [RunName] & " " & [tblSampleRuns]![RunDate] AS [Trip Name], "LUMMI001" AS [Project ID], tblSites.SiteNumber AS [Station ID], STORET_SiteVisitNum.VisitNum AS [Station Visit Number], [tblSiteVisits]![SiteVisitID] & "-" & [tblParameters]![Matrix] AS [Activity ID], [tblParameters]![Matrix] AS Medium, Storet_ActivityCategories.Activity_Type AS [Activity Type], Storet_ActivityCategories.[Activity Category], tblSampleData.QCIndicator AS [QC Indicator], STORET_Replicate.RepNo AS [Replicate Number], Format([tblSampleRuns]![RunDate],"mm/dd/yyyy") AS [Activity Start Date], "" & Format([VisitTime],"hh:nn:ss") & "" AS [Activity Start Time], STORET_TimeZoneOutput.TimeDatum AS [Activity Start Time Zone], "" AS [Depth to Activity], "" AS [Depth to Activity Units], tblSiteVisits.SiteComments AS [Activity Comments], Storet_MethodsProcedures.ProcedureID, IIf([LabParam]=-1,"WSWB","") AS [Gear ID], Storet_Characteristics.CharacteristicName, IIf(IsNull([PracticalDetectionLimit]),Str([Value]),IIf([Value]<[PracticalDetectionLimit],"Present < QL",Str([Value]))) AS [Result Value], tblUnits.UnitName AS [Result Value Units], Storet_Fractions.Fraction, "" AS [Result Comment], "" AS Personnel, IIf([tblParameters]![LabParam]=-1,[LabID],"") AS [Laboratory ID], Storet_MethodsProcedures.ProcedureID AS [Field/Lab Procedure], Storet_MethodsProcedures.SourceAcronym AS [Field/Lab Procedure Source], "" AS [Analysis Date], "" AS [Analysis Time], "" AS [Analysis Time Zone], "" AS [Lab Sample Prep Procedure], "" AS [Lab Sample Prep Procedure Source], tblSampleData.PracticalDetectionLimit AS [Detection Limit], tblSampleData.UnitID AS [Detection Limit Unit], "F" AS [Result Status], tblStatisticTypes.StatisticType AS [Statistic Type], IIf(IsNull([tblSampleData]![StatisticTypeID]),"Actual",[ValueType]) AS [Value Type] FROM ((Storet_StaticFields RIGHT JOIN tblSites ON Storet_StaticFields.StaticFieldID = tblSites.StaticFieldID) RIGHT JOIN ((tblRuns RIGHT JOIN (tblSampleRuns LEFT JOIN STORET_TimeZoneOutput ON (tblSampleRuns.RunDate = STORET_TimeZoneOutput.RunDate) AND (tblSampleRuns.RunID = STORET_TimeZoneOutput.RunID)) ON tblRuns.RunTypeID = tblSampleRuns.RunTypeID) RIGHT JOIN (tblSiteVisits LEFT JOIN STORET_SiteVisitNum ON tblSiteVisits.SiteVisitID = STORET_SiteVisitNum.SiteVisitID) ON tblSampleRuns.RunID = tblSiteVisits.RunID) ON tblSites.SiteID = tblSiteVisits.SiteID) RIGHT JOIN ((Storet_Fractions RIGHT JOIN (Storet_Characteristics RIGHT JOIN tblParameters ON Storet_Characteristics.CharacteristicID = tblParameters.CharacteristicID) ON Storet_Fractions.FractionID = tblParameters.FractionID) RIGHT JOIN (Storet_MethodsProcedures RIGHT JOIN (Storet_ActivityCategories RIGHT JOIN (STORET_Replicate RIGHT JOIN (((tblSampleData LEFT JOIN tblStatisticTypes ON tblSampleData.StatisticTypeID = tblStatisticTypes.StatisticTypeID) INNER JOIN STORET_ActivityType ON tblSampleData.ResultID = STORET_ActivityType.ResultID) LEFT JOIN tblUnits ON tblSampleData.UnitID = tblUnits.UnitID) ON STORET_Replicate.ResultID = tblSampleData.ResultID) ON Storet_ActivityCategories.ID = tblSampleData.Activity_Category) ON Storet_MethodsProcedures.MethodID = tblSampleData.MethodID) ON tblParameters.ParameterID = tblSampleData.ParameterID) ON tblSiteVisits.SiteVisitID = tblSampleData.SiteVisitID WHERE (((Storet_Characteristics.CharacteristicName) Is Not Null) AND ((IIf(IsNull([PracticalDetectionLimit]),Str([Value]),IIf([Value]<[PracticalDetectionLimit],"Present < QL",Str([Value])))) Is Not Null) AND ((tblSampleRuns.RunDate) Between [forms]![fmExportStoret]![StartExport] And [Forms]![fmExportStoret]![EndExport]) AND ((tblSampleData.SampleStrata)=1 Or (tblSampleData.SampleStrata)=2 Or (tblSampleData.SampleStrata)=3) AND ((tblSampleData.Exported_To_Storet)=[Forms]![fmExportStoret]![ExportType] Or (tblSampleData.Exported_To_Storet)=0));
When I export a table or query by right-clicking its name > export to text > with formatting and layout > choose encode as Unicode UTF8 it creates a file where all the values are surrounded by boxes, which I guess means its fixed width although it didn't ask me if I wanted the file delimited (example attached)
How can I create a tab delimited text file using UTF8 encoding?
I've got an access table with six fields, all of which are text fields. I have set up an export specification file in order to export the table as a tab delimited txt file. However, when I export, the output file is not lined up in columns!
What I am seeing is:
1 A BB CC DD EE 2 f GG H I J 3 kk LLMM NN O 4 PP Q R S T
I've tried a manual exort, using the Advanced tab for my specifications, with the same results.
If anyone can lend some ideas or suggestions, I would be very thankful.
Thanks in advance..... looking forward to your replies!
Let me preface this question with... I DID NOT CREATE NOR DO I HAVE ANY CONTROL OVER THE FILE I'M NEEDING TO IMPORT INTO ACCESS.
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I didn't think this would be such a hard thing... just import the first 255 fields into one table, and the remaining fields into another table. Then, using a query... normalize the database as necessary.
I've scoured this topic all over... I've seen solutions for "fixed width" files, but not delimited. The only helpful thread I've found says that this is possible only through very complicated parsing through the file.
That's where I'm stuck... This is definitely over my head. If anyone has any help on this I sure would apprecaite it.
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Code:
Public Sub ImportTextFile() ' to use the ADODB.Recordset, be sure you have a reference set to ADO Dim rst As ADODb.Recordset Dim rst2 As ADODb.Recordset Dim strFile As String Dim strInput As String Dim varSplit As Variant Dim intCount As Integer
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