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BrianB
New to the forums here and I have a question. I did some searching
through these forums but could not find the exact answer I was looking
for.
I have a custom form that my company uses to send new vehicle
information between departments (we are a leasing company). What I
ultimately need to do is take the information from the form and input
it into Access. I would like to do this directly but I cannot use any
3rd party software (as was suggested in other posts) and my VB
scripting knowledge is limited.
If the above is not possible, I have created a field that combines the
data from all of the user defined fields into one concatenated field.
I could just export that data into a .csv file and then set a macro in
Access to import the data. What I need to know is there some way to
create a button on the form that will do the exporting without having
to cut and paste. This will be for a couple of end users that do not
have a lot of PC experience.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Brian
through these forums but could not find the exact answer I was looking
for.
I have a custom form that my company uses to send new vehicle
information between departments (we are a leasing company). What I
ultimately need to do is take the information from the form and input
it into Access. I would like to do this directly but I cannot use any
3rd party software (as was suggested in other posts) and my VB
scripting knowledge is limited.
If the above is not possible, I have created a field that combines the
data from all of the user defined fields into one concatenated field.
I could just export that data into a .csv file and then set a macro in
Access to import the data. What I need to know is there some way to
create a button on the form that will do the exporting without having
to cut and paste. This will be for a couple of end users that do not
have a lot of PC experience.
Any help would be much appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Brian