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    Cannot delete spreadsheet cells. (Error 3435)

    Oh, and the failure was that I was trying to overwrite cells with equations in them. Living and learning.
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    Cannot delete spreadsheet cells. (Error 3435)

    <<sighs with embarrassment>> I had the macro posting the same table to two different spreadsheets by design. I was wracking my brain to find the problem with the first export. It was the second one, 6 lines later, that failed. When I did a Step By Step, it became obvious. Should have tried...
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    Cannot delete spreadsheet cells. (Error 3435)

    Nope, hold the phone, I found it! Thanks for looking, everybody!
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    Cannot delete spreadsheet cells. (Error 3435)

    Well, it was worth a shot, but it didn't seem to help. The irony is this: It appears that all the data is transferred, but since it throws an error it interrupts the macro, and won't continue. Still looking.....
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    Cannot delete spreadsheet cells. (Error 3435)

    I have an Access 2007 macro that has run fine for years. Now it balks and I get a "Cannot delete spreadsheet cells. (Error 3435)" message during export to Excel. I have looked over the posts, I don't have any formulas in these cells, the page is not protected or hidden, etc. I am exporting...
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    Object Required message

    Thanks for taking the time, you are making this easier!
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    Object Required message

    Thank you! Since the Auto Fill in VBA showed them, I thought I had to use them. I appreciate your time!
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    Object Required message

    Well, I appear to have signed off too soon. Now I get an Error 2498, wrong data type when I attempt to transfer the file to an Excel spreadsheet. The code is: Option Compare Database Option Explicit Function Macro1() On Error GoTo Macro1_Err Dim strTOP1 As String Dim dbs As Database Dim...
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    Object Required message

    Gentlemen, thank you, all your suggestions were spot on. The variable updates, works fine, now I just have to get the transfer command and loop to work! Thanks for your help.
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    Object Required message

    This is probably so simple for someone out there, but I have spent a lot of time on it. I am trying to set a variable to the value of the single field in a one line table. I get an Object Required message. I have reviewed many posts, etc., but can't figure out what I am doing wrong. Any help...
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