I want a simple solution to copy table structures into. csv or Excel

[Anil Bagga]

I have seen multiple posts but they are all too complicated for my access skills. Is there simple utility where I can run it, select a table and get a csv or excel file of the structure

[June7]

Ooops, after Arvil post, just re-read OP and realize misunderstood question.

Access has DatabaseDocumenter utility on ribbon. However, this will only output to print and can be very, very long document. It will include every object.

[isladogs]

Or just right click on the table in the navigation pane, click Export then select Excel or Text file

[ArviLaanemets]

It looks like OP wants to get table structure, not copy of table - i.e. field names, field types, field widths, number of decimals, etc. In FoxPro you could query the table for this info, but I haven't found any way for this in Access.

[isladogs]

I misread the OP's requirements as well
You can easily loop through the tables and obtain the field names, datatypes & sizes
For example, see Microsoft Access tips: TableInfo() function (allenbrowne.com)
That code could be modified to save the info to a table which could be exported to Excel

[Micron]

It will include every object.

AFAIK, it only includes what you tell it to?
The output can go into about 6 or more different formats. Here is the minimum for 1 table - no index info, no db or table field properties, no relationships, no permissions, etc.

[June7]

Yep, my faulty memory. Pick objects you want report on.

[Anil Bagga]

Yep, my faulty memory. Pick objects you want report on.

Thank you everyone for responding so quickly. I am sure I will be able to find the best fit among the various solutions on offer.