How to Construct an Excel Sheet using VBA Automation from Microsoft Access, Part 2

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, we will learn how to automate the construction of an Excel sheet using VBA, focusing on setting up connections, extracting column headers, exporting data, and applying basic formatting. This is part 2.
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[@xavierbatlle1828]

I know you kow it,😊. Before moving to the first record it's recomended to test that the recordcount is not 0.😅

[@easyspeak101]

Awesome.. it seems quite slow, anyway speed it up a bit 👍 thx.

[@Hrubicundus]

Superb Richard, you are the man. Can you use VBA to convert the Excel data to a Table?

[@ILoveAvatarShow]

Hi Richard, thanks for continuing to make these high-quality MS Access videos. Always looking forward to the next one!

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[@khalil547]

Thx for the information and commitment!

[@RungeCarl]

Another brilliant video!

[@noeldelarosa731]

I set the recordsource to a query that has data filtered by a field on open form. So when I run the code I get the runtime error 3061: too few parameters. Expected 1. Do you know how to fix this?

[@noeldelarosa731]

Figured this out by using Eval function to evaluate all parameters of the RecordSource!