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__Stephen
I don't do access real well I'm the DBA for our company and I write
reports that everyone wants.
Needed to have a timed run of a report on a daily basis, so my boss said to
make an Access db with linked tables and put in a repot and a macro autoexec
to preview it.
Now I want to manufacture the date in text and use that date-text as an
output name for an excel file. The printed report spans 400+ pages.
The macros look pretty simplistic in that you pick an action and fill out a
few params and poof it works. How do I crunch text and use that as the name
for saving? In word or excel I can turn on the macros recorder and it will
gen code for me. Is this trick available in Access?
In C# I'd code something like this:
string date = "WIP"+Convert.ToString(System.DateTime.Now.Date);
TIA
__Stephen
reports that everyone wants.
Needed to have a timed run of a report on a daily basis, so my boss said to
make an Access db with linked tables and put in a repot and a macro autoexec
to preview it.
Now I want to manufacture the date in text and use that date-text as an
output name for an excel file. The printed report spans 400+ pages.
The macros look pretty simplistic in that you pick an action and fill out a
few params and poof it works. How do I crunch text and use that as the name
for saving? In word or excel I can turn on the macros recorder and it will
gen code for me. Is this trick available in Access?
In C# I'd code something like this:
string date = "WIP"+Convert.ToString(System.DateTime.Now.Date);
TIA
__Stephen