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Export Access Data To Excel Using VBA (With Images & Code)

This document provides instructions for exporting Access data to Excel using VBA code. It includes the following steps: 1) Open Access database and add a new VBA module. 2) Copy and paste the provided VBA code into the module, customizing table and file path names. 3) Click run to export the Access table data to the specified Excel file. The code uses the DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet method to export the data without opening Excel.

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883 views

Export Access Data To Excel Using VBA (With Images & Code)

This document provides instructions for exporting Access data to Excel using VBA code. It includes the following steps: 1) Open Access database and add a new VBA module. 2) Copy and paste the provided VBA code into the module, customizing table and file path names. 3) Click run to export the Access table data to the specified Excel file. The code uses the DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet method to export the data without opening Excel.

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Jean claude onana
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VBA Code to Export Access data to Excel


Anson Automation, VBA Automation

Export Access data to Excel using VBA (with Images & Code)

What is it?

This VBA code helps you to export data in Access Table to Excel in one click.

Why is it?

You can upload or export Access data to Excel without even opening the Excel Workbook.

How to Export Access data to Excel

Step 1: Open the Access DB and got to VBA code builder (Alt + F11) and Open a New Module.

Step 2: Copy and Paste the below code in it.

Sub exportToXl()

On Error GoTo ErrorHandler

Dim dbTable As String

Dim xlWorksheetPath As String

xlWorksheetPath = “C:\” ‘Mention the xlWorkbook path

xlWorksheetPath = xlWorksheetPath & “xlWorkbookName.xlsx” ‘Replace the ‘xlWorkbookName.xlsx’ with your workbook name

dbTable = “tblMaster” ‘Replace ‘tblMaster’ with the table in the Access DB from which you want to export the data

DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet transfertype:=acExport, spreadsheettype:=acSpreadsheetTypeExcel12, tablename:=dbTable, FileName:=xlWorksheetPath, hasfieldnames:=True

ErrorHandlerExit:

Exit Sub

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ErrorHandler:

MsgBox “Error No: ” & Err.Number & “;Description: ” & Err.Description

Resume ErrorHandlerExit

End Sub

Step 3: Click the Run button or F5 or the Command button to which you have associated this code!

In case you are assigning the code to a Command button make sure the code is within the Private/Public Sub_Event(); Something like the below

Private Sub exportToXl_Click()

Access DB records have been successfully uploaded to Excel, Open your Excel workbook and check the data.

Note: Make sure ‘Microsoft ActiveX Data Objects Library’ is enabled from the Tools – References (use latest version [6.1 as of this post]).

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About Anson
I’m Anson having a decade of versatile experience in Business Process Outsourcing, Finance & Accounting, Information Technology, Operational Excellence & Business Intelligence. I have got the opportunity to work for Genpact, Hewlett Packard, M*Modal and Capgemini in
various roles and responsibilities, starting from an Associate to a Manager. Learning anything new has always been my passion and if related to Business and Technology then I love it. asKeygeek.com is an outcome of my passion towards the same and I have been into asKeygeek
since 2012. Outside business and technology I’m a movie buff who spends hours together watching and learning Cinema, I do make Short Films

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