Jibbadiah
James
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Try this...
Create a second query as specified above...
Insert a command button on your form.
Make this command button run a macro with the following details:
Action: TransferSpreadsheet
Transfer Type: Export
Spreadsheet Type: MS Excel
Table Name: <Input the name of your new query mentioned above>
FileName: <Input name of file you want it to go to>
When someone makes a selection on the form, the macro will use that selection in the 2nd query. the results of the 2nd query will then be output to the excel spreadsheet.
Is this what you were after?
Create a second query as specified above...
Insert a command button on your form.
Make this command button run a macro with the following details:
Action: TransferSpreadsheet
Transfer Type: Export
Spreadsheet Type: MS Excel
Table Name: <Input the name of your new query mentioned above>
FileName: <Input name of file you want it to go to>
When someone makes a selection on the form, the macro will use that selection in the 2nd query. the results of the 2nd query will then be output to the excel spreadsheet.
Is this what you were after?