Export to HTML Document

[park2712LACA]

I have a simple table of about 4,700 records with each record having only an ID plus 3 fields.




It's common to periodically add new records and then, once added, to export the table as an HTML document. This has worked fine for the past 2 years. Since this past Monday however, the exported file uses HTML decimal codes for each character instead of regular ASCII characters. Here's a before Monday and since Monday example:


Before Monday: <TD>00-001</TD>
Since Monday: <TD>00-001</TD>


I've tried it on a computer with Access for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2403 Build 16.0.17425.20124) 32-bit installed. I've also tried it on another computer with Access for Microsoft 365 MSO (Version 2403 Build 16.0.17425.20176) 64-bit installed. Same result on both.


Nothing I've researched so far leads me to why this is now happening or how it can be fixed.

[orange]

??? Perhaps I'm missing something obvious--BUT -Did you quote the wrong example? Please explain exactly what discrepancy/error you are experiencing.

[Welshgasman]

They look identical to me?
Any windows/office updates recently?

[park2712LACA]

Yes they both look the same. I'll try an image instead:



Sorry for the confusion.

[park2712LACA]

And I guess the image didn't work either. I'll try this:

Before Monday: 00-001
After Monday: 00-001

You can see I'm new at posting.

[park2712LACA]

Nope, that didn't work either. Embarrassing!

Try this, the decimal equivalent of the ASCII characters, so instead of 00-001 it's 48 48 45 48 48 49. I'm leaving out the &# before each number and the semi-colon after the number.

[Micron]

FWIW, usually, using code tags eliminates issues that forum software causes. Next time try tags (# button on posting toolbar). Going "Advanced" and using preview is often helpful. Also, you can't paste pics or files here. See "how to attach files" at top of page.

instead of 00-001 it's #48;#48;#45;#48;#48;#49