I have word, access and excel. I can handle basic VB coding in Excel, as well as writing Access .mdb queries in the design grid. I'm somewhat familiar also with basic Access built-in macros.
I need to create and print letters in word, I want to get to the point where a user can simply click a button, prompts him/her for a 17-digit account number - and based on that, it will query; i can write the query, and then populate a word document with the results.
obviously the challenge is, i have these Word templates...but I need it to only populate the data returned by the query in very specific locations on the page.
Can someone please get me started? Should I approach the whole thing as an Access "report" ? i need to get the coding in the Excel workbook, to run code, so all the user has to do is type in a 17 digit acct# which will be the ONLY criteria-specific in the query, and then after he hits Enter, it will return the results of my query, (for the one account), placed in various spots on a page, on a template already ready with our logo, and ready to print............help please! i need it to print, too.
I need to create and print letters in word, I want to get to the point where a user can simply click a button, prompts him/her for a 17-digit account number - and based on that, it will query; i can write the query, and then populate a word document with the results.
obviously the challenge is, i have these Word templates...but I need it to only populate the data returned by the query in very specific locations on the page.
Can someone please get me started? Should I approach the whole thing as an Access "report" ? i need to get the coding in the Excel workbook, to run code, so all the user has to do is type in a 17 digit acct# which will be the ONLY criteria-specific in the query, and then after he hits Enter, it will return the results of my query, (for the one account), placed in various spots on a page, on a template already ready with our logo, and ready to print............help please! i need it to print, too.