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Old November 24th, 2009, 11:49 PM posted to microsoft.public.access.queries
Phil Smith
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Default Export Format not avaiable

"The Format in which you are attempting to output the currentobject is
not available."

I hate access sometimes. It just get's weird, throwing bogus error
messages all over the place.

I have about 30 seperate queries that I run out to spreadsheets via
macro. I have already found out that things can get all screwed up,
(meaning it bombs) when those spreadsheets already exist, so the first
thing I do is delete the existing spreadsheets, then let them rip.

I run into this every once in a while: 20 or so queries into my macro, a
query will fail with the above error, referring to Excel 97-2003
workbook. It is always query specific. Once that query gets stuck like
that, that is all she wrote. The query runs fine, just not out to a
spreadsheet. I have usually been able to fix this by changing the
output format to an older version, although at some point, Access will
bitch about THAT format being unavailable, so I go BACK to the original
one which works again.

Now I have one of these which is refusing to operate under that
particular set of rules. I can export it manually to that format no
problem, but onyl when I attempt to export it via macro,
(transferspreadsheet or Output TO, makes no difference,) it bombs.
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Any Ideas?

Phil
 




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