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    show fields horizontally(different way of showing data)

    thanks ez-friend and gemma- I didn't realize that the code you gave me already swept through the tables and created a denormalized recordset. This is great. Thanks again for all of your help.
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    show fields horizontally(different way of showing data)

    Iterating a recordset. Got It. Thanks for all of your help. I'll study up on it over the weekend and hopefully I'll have a good new tool to use.
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    show fields horizontally(different way of showing data)

    Thanks for your help, I can't get the code to work on my end, but this certainly points me in the right direction. I have been avoiding this more advanced VBA but it looks like I'm going to have to learn it. Is there a specific name for this or is there a web tutorial that you know of that I can...
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    show fields horizontally(different way of showing data)

    I meant to say relates *Data
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    show fields horizontally(different way of showing data)

    Unique Problem here and I am all out of answers so any help would be appreciated. I have to create an extract to an Enterprise System that relates date differently than what I am used to in Access. Basically, I have to extract a Parent and Child (one to Many) Table out of Access where(and here...
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    show fields horizontally(different way of showing data)

    Unique Problem here and I am all out of answers so any help would be appreciated. I have to create an extract to an Enterprise System that relates date differently than what I am used to in Access. Basically, I have to extract a Parent and Child (one to Many) Table out of Access where(and here...
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    automating export of XML

    thanks for your help. now, I just realized that I don't know anything about schemas and getting XML exported files in a certin format. I hunted on the forum, but could not find any good tutorial on getting started. Does anyone know of the top of their head the definitive "exporting XML from...
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    automating export of XML

    I found this online - the page says that this code will work for 2003---and it's on the internet so it can't be wrong, right:)? Just thought I'd post this if anyone encounters this thread and has the same problem as I do. http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa221224(office.11).aspx
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    automating export of XML

    thanks, It may be time to upgrade. I'll try Gemma-the-husky's idea first, though. The days of our Department being on access are numbered, anyway. I would just allow the user to export using the menu commands, but I always feel scared allowing users to see anything other than the switchboard...
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    Using Report function to Export a text file to Enterprise Sys(exact Character limit)

    Thanks- I need to structure the data so that one record would span multiple rows- not one record per row like a query would be set up. Is there a way to structure a query so that it would kook like: record 1 field 1 record 1 field 2 record 1 field 3 record 1 field 4 record 2...
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    automating export of XML

    We are on 2003
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    automating export of XML

    Is there any way to automate the export of an object from Access in XML Format? Is XML Supported in SendObject? tHanks in advance for your help
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    Using Report function to Export a text file to Enterprise Sys(exact Character limit)

    I have a fairly unique problem, I need to create an extract from Access to update an enterprise system. The format must be text, similar to the following format: 10ASTAR LOGISTICS TOM LEE 111.866.9876543 Where this would be one record. "10" is a field, "A" is a...
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    Outlook Read Receipts

    Question: When you use SendObject to send an email through outlook, does the email sent use the Read Receipts property if it is set to yes in Outlook? From what I can tell, it does not. Users that have read receipts on their personal emails do not receive them when sending an auto email from...
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    loop through records

    thanks - wasn't quite sure where to search. thanks!
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