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Export Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file
Fairly new to Access VBA.
How can I export an Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file??? I believe the VBA Syntax is... DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, _ "Specification Name", "qry_name", "C:\PathName\FileName.csv" How do I specify and indicate to make it pipe delimited, "|"??? Thanks for your review and hopeful for a replay. PSULionRP |
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Export Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file
You would set that up in your specification, and save it. That would be the
"specification name" parameter. "PSULionRP" wrote: Fairly new to Access VBA. How can I export an Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file??? I believe the VBA Syntax is... DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, _ "Specification Name", "qry_name", "C:\PathName\FileName.csv" How do I specify and indicate to make it pipe delimited, "|"??? Thanks for your review and hopeful for a replay. PSULionRP |
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Export Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file
Can you be a little more specific Chris?? This is the first time I have ever
attempted this. Or provide me an education link that might explain this in detail? Thanks Chris. "Chris" wrote: You would set that up in your specification, and save it. That would be the "specification name" parameter. "PSULionRP" wrote: Fairly new to Access VBA. How can I export an Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file??? I believe the VBA Syntax is... DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, _ "Specification Name", "qry_name", "C:\PathName\FileName.csv" How do I specify and indicate to make it pipe delimited, "|"??? Thanks for your review and hopeful for a replay. PSULionRP |
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Export Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file
First, you need to create a query that selects all the data that you want.
Save it. Then, run the query, and click on FILE, EXPORT. You will get the export query window. Under the SAVE AS TYPE dropdown, select text files and then click on export. The export text window will appear. Select delimited, enter the pipe symbol for delimiter, and click on advanced. Then, select SAVE AS, and enter a name. This will be the "Specification Name". Save the query. The query name will be "qry_name". Hope this helps. "PSULionRP" wrote: Can you be a little more specific Chris?? This is the first time I have ever attempted this. Or provide me an education link that might explain this in detail? Thanks Chris. "Chris" wrote: You would set that up in your specification, and save it. That would be the "specification name" parameter. "PSULionRP" wrote: Fairly new to Access VBA. How can I export an Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file??? I believe the VBA Syntax is... DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, _ "Specification Name", "qry_name", "C:\PathName\FileName.csv" How do I specify and indicate to make it pipe delimited, "|"??? Thanks for your review and hopeful for a replay. PSULionRP |
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Export Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file
"PSULionRP" wrote in message ... Fairly new to Access VBA. How can I export an Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file??? I believe the VBA Syntax is... DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, _ "Specification Name", "qry_name", "C:\PathName\FileName.csv" How do I specify and indicate to make it pipe delimited, "|"??? Thanks for your review and hopeful for a replay. PSULionRP |
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Export Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file
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"PSULionRP" a écrit dans le message de groupe de discussion : ... Fairly new to Access VBA. How can I export an Access Query to a pipe delimited .csv file??? I believe the VBA Syntax is... DoCmd.TransferText acExportDelim, _ "Specification Name", "qry_name", "C:\PathName\FileName.csv" How do I specify and indicate to make it pipe delimited, "|"??? Thanks for your review and hopeful for a replay. PSULionRP |
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