Chris Enright
cclenright at yahoo.com
Fri Feb 22 16:11:52 CST 2008
ah ha .... there is a dim light at the end of the tunnel (probably my end.. lol) ... I am starting to see how to do it .. :)
but why do I have to use the WorkSheet, isn't it possible to extract the fields from one of the tables?
Chris
----- Original Message ----
From: Gustav Brock <Gustav at cactus.dk>
To: accessd at databaseadvisors.com
Sent: Friday, February 22, 2008 5:33:55 PM
Subject: Re: [AccessD] Extract Field Names to Records
Hi
Chris
Oh,
I
see
now
from
Mark
what
it
is
about
...
But
again,
link
the
WorkSheet
and
open
a
recordset.
Now
field
names
are:
For
n
=
4
To
rst.Fields.Count
-1
'
build
string
for
ListBox
If
n
>
4
Then
strFields
=
strFields
&
";"
EndIf
strFields
=
strFields
&
Chr(34)
&
rst.Fields(n).Name
&
Chr(34)
Next
/gustav
>>>
Gustav at cactus.dk
22-02-2008
17:08
>>>
Hi
Chris
Not
quite
sure
if
I
understand
your
flow,
but
why
not
just
link
(attach)
the
WorkSheet
(or
Named
Range)
in
Access?
Then
the
Excel
data
appears
as
a
normal
table
and
you
can
easily
fill
your
ListBox.
/gustav
>>>
cclenright at yahoo.com
22-02-2008
16:52
>>>
Hi,
I
wonder
if
someone
would
kindly
help
me
do
this?
We
record
employees
hours
on
some
system
somewhere
on
the
corporate
web
and
we
upload
it
as
an
Excel
Workbook.
All
the
pre-work
is
done
back
here
in
Access
2003
and
exported
to
the
workbook.
The
problem
is
that
if
staff
changes
are
made
with
the
present
system
it
requires
the
changes
to
be
made
at
both
ends
and
I
am
trying
to
automate
it
to
stop
errors.
For
example,
the
table
below
is
an
example
of
one
of
the
sheets
imported
back
from
the
web
and
I
want
to
extract
the
employee
names
that
are
currently
fields
and
put
them
into
a
table
as
records
so
they
can
be
used
in
a
list
box.
(If
all
the
fields
were
turned
to
records
I
would
just
delete
the
first
four
so
I
only
had
names).
Field
Name
Data
Type
RowType
Text
IDWwCoreTask
Text
CoreTaskName
Text
Type
Text
Anstey_Simon
Number
Buckland_David
Number
Britton_Pam
Number
Chaney_Catharine
Number
Davis_Steph
Number
Etc.
etc.
Number
I
am
sure
the
solution
is
somewhere
in
the
archives
but
I
have
spent
days
searching
them
and
Google
but
must
be
asking
the
wrong
question.
Many
thanks
Chris
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