Why won't this program compile?

[pbaldy]

That is the default name given to the first sheet in a new workbook. Any others would be named Sheet2, etc. This works:



Set ws = xl.ActiveWorkbook.Sheets("sheet1")

Or of course you can change the sheet name.

[Lou_Reed]

In the attached snippet shot you can see where the code failed. I guess that it wants the db name. But it already is the
db that i am working with So what gives here.

I a confused. I put in the db name ImportExcel. i did not put in the extension or the path to it.the db is in the desktop.

Do i really have to tell it where the db is since I am already using using that same db?


Any help appreciated. Thanks i advance.

Respectfully,

Lou Reed

[pbaldy]

It expects the name of the table or query you want to pull data from, not the database. I used "table1" in your sample.

[Lou_Reed]

Just call it table 1? That is all?

It would seem that such a step could be hard coded in MS Access somehow?

Thanks for your help.

Respectfully,

Lou Reed

[pbaldy]

Lou, that's what YOUR table is named in the sample db you posted here. You named it that, or let a default name stand. It's not something that can be hard coded. It can be any table or query name, or SQL.

[Lou_Reed]

In the attached file is a zipped Access database, an Excel file and a pdf file.


I am curious as to why when I click the button on the form to export table1 to an Excel spreadsheet that it
stops on the line shown in the pdf file?

I have no stops placed in the code. Why is this happening?

It was a line that I stopped on when I was debugging the VBA code.

Any help appreciated. Thank in advance.

Respectfully,

Lou Reed

[pbaldy]

Not sure, it doesn't happen when I test. Try Debug/Clear All Breakpoints.