S
S Davis
Hello,
I'm taking over a database and familiarizing myself with some of the
interactivity of various Macros and other reports we have. One macro
in particular is confusing me with its use of OutputTo - essentially
naming a table (called S_KM) and outputting it as "S_KM_Export") with
no path. The output type is as an .xls.
The remainder of the macro does not appear to reference S_KM_Export,
nor is there any S_KM_Export to be found anywhere in the database. I'm
curious if this piece of the macro actually does anything, or is this
export function used to store something in memory?
What is the default of the OutputTo if no path is specified even when
given a filename and type (ie. S_KM_Export.xls)?
Thanks
I'm taking over a database and familiarizing myself with some of the
interactivity of various Macros and other reports we have. One macro
in particular is confusing me with its use of OutputTo - essentially
naming a table (called S_KM) and outputting it as "S_KM_Export") with
no path. The output type is as an .xls.
The remainder of the macro does not appear to reference S_KM_Export,
nor is there any S_KM_Export to be found anywhere in the database. I'm
curious if this piece of the macro actually does anything, or is this
export function used to store something in memory?
What is the default of the OutputTo if no path is specified even when
given a filename and type (ie. S_KM_Export.xls)?
Thanks