Using the TransferSpreadsheet would be better for this:
Do all your queries, then change the OutputTo to
Action = TransferSpreadsheet
Transfer Type = export
Table Name = Outputfile
File Name = c:\Outputfile.xls
Has Field Names = Yes (I think). Yes means the first row of data exported
will be the field names of the access table. If you don't want to have field
names (column headers) in Excel, choose No
Range = Depends. If you want to give the worksheet a name, you can put it
here