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    Auto input date for macros

    Thanks for the offer; we're still trying different options. If we keep running into a brick wall, I'll get back to you.
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    Auto input date for macros

    Thanks for asking; not yet. We're still working on it as time permits. Thanks again.
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    Auto input date for macros

    Trevor, I'll be signing off in a few minutes, and will start back up in the morning... thanks for your patience....
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    Auto input date for macros

    BTW, I'm getting a Run-time error '3274': External table is not in the expected format. error when I run your last suggestion. here is what I'm trying to run: Sub trans() DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet , acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9, "DailySilverPopEnrollmentFile", "O:\File Location Files\FILENAME_"...
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    Auto input date for macros

    What is "acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9" for? I'm exporting an Access table to a .csv file; it must be named "SDN_mmddyy.csv" - my macro is using the Import/Export Text function and the Transfer Type is Export Delimited. I hope this helps...
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    Auto input date for macros

    TransferType: Export Delimited
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    Auto input date for macros

    Thanks Trevor; I got an error message "Cannot Update - Database or Object is Read Only"... Must have done something wrong. I'm using an Export function in my macro...
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    Auto input date for macros

    I'm using Access 2003 and need to export a table to a .csv file with today's date as the last part of the file name in mmddyy format. My macro exports a table to the csv file; how do I include today's date in the file name?
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