• WSLindaR

    WSLindaR

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    • in reply to: Need a Macro #1415562

      Thank you Steve. That worked. Thanks for your help.

    • in reply to: macro to export reports #1395155

      I am getting an error 2501 The outputTo action was cancelled.

      Here is my module that I created. I created a form with a command button that calls the module.

      Public Sub ExportReportsPDF()

      Dim zDestFolder As String
      Dim zReportName(1 To 13) As String
      Dim iCntr As Integer

      zReportName(1) = “01_Total All Members ReportAll”
      zReportName(2) = “01_Total All Members ReportExcludesPre65”
      zReportName(3) = “01_Total All Members ReportExcludesPre65-NONOPEB”
      zReportName(4) = “01_Total All Members ReportExcludesPre65-OPEB”
      zReportName(5) = “01_Total All Members ReportNON-OPEB”
      zReportName(6) = “01_Total All Members ReportOPEB”
      zReportName(7) = “01_Total All Members ReportPre65”
      zReportName(8) = “01_Total All Members ReportPre65andNONOPB”
      zReportName(9) = “01_Total All Members ReportPre65andOPEB”
      zReportName(10) = “03RPt_CntbyProduct_BlueCare2”
      zReportName(11) = “03RPt_CntbyProduct_CompPPO2”
      zReportName(12) = “03RPt_FirstStBasicandCDHGold”
      zReportName(13) = “03RPt_Medicfill and POS”

      zDestFolder = ” V:CORPDATA17AdminLindaDelawareReportPDFFolder”

      For iCntr = 1 To UBound(zReportName)

      DoCmd.OutputTo acOutputReport, zReportName(iCntr), acFormatPDF, _
      zDestFolder & zReportName(iCntr) & “.pdf”

      Next iCntr

      End Sub

      I named the module ExportPDF

    • in reply to: macro to export reports #1394980

      Thank you for your help. Will try this on Monday.

    • in reply to: macro to export reports #1394976

      I put the code in a module and when you say call it from the click event, what does that look like? Sorry, I am not that good at VBA.

    • in reply to: macro to export reports #1394974

      I was going to create a form and put the code in the on click event of a command button. Can I do this?

    • in reply to: macro to export reports #1394961

      Access 2007 but will be upgrading to Access 2010 in near future. For now 2007.

    • in reply to: Macro to delete rows with 1 in column B #1329276

      thank you so much. Saved me hours of work.

    • in reply to: Subtotal in a filtered table #1265702

      Can’t you just select the summation symbol on the top and hit enter. If you look at the calculation, it uses =subtotal(9,c2:C100) for example

    • in reply to: How do I 'lock' a cell so format cannot change? #1257355

      How about a pop-up calendar. The attached spreadsheet describes how to do this in Excel 2003. Not sure about 2007. In the code, you have to format the column to the date format you want.

    • in reply to: PIVOT TABLE ADJUSTMENT #1235307

      Right click one of the total lines.
      Click on Field Settings
      Click None.

    • in reply to: Entering dates without typing slashes #1207120

      =Date(Mod(A2, 10000),TRUNC(A2 / 1000000), MOD(TRUNC(A2 / 10000), 100))

      Copy down

    • in reply to: Entering dates without typing slashes #1207060

      Highlight and Right click the column you want to enter the dates.
      Select Format Cells.
      On the number tab choose custom and enter in the Type Box 00/00/0000.
      It looks like a V between the 0s but they are forward and backward slashes. If you want to use the date values in calculations, you will need to add a column containing formulas that will translate them into actual dates for Excel.If you want that formula, let me know.

    • in reply to: Refer to previous sheet #1207015

      This may be too simplistic but have you tried:

      Put a + sign in the cell you want the data to appear
      Go to the other spreadsheet and highlight the cell that has the data you want
      Hit enter
      This will take you back to the first spreadsheet and the info will appear.

    • in reply to: Cell format #1206910

      Since it is a zip code and a set number of characters try this:

      In a new column put =TEXT(A1,”000000″) and copy down.

      Then highlight that column and
      EDIT
      copy
      Paste Special
      Choose values

      This removes the calculation. Delete the original column.

    • in reply to: automatic update of linked data #1205937

      I figured out how to prevent the #REF! error from showing. Just in case someone else has this problem.

      =IF(ISERROR(SUM(E5,E7,E9,E13,E23,E27)),” “,SUM(E5,E7,E9,E13,E23,E27))

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