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    Question Is this Possible?

    It has been a very long time since I did anything with VBA, and so I was curious if it could be programmed to query a table and then take that query and push it straight into an Excel spreadsheet.



    Is this possible?

    If anyone has a good link to a source that shows how this might be possible or could share some general code that would put me in the right direction that would be really helpful.


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    You can use VBA and the transferspreadsheet function to export the query directly into Excel.

    Alan

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