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From: DogmaDot on 28 Apr 2010 10:44
I have data in one table for which I have created formatted reports - 1 by
program number and 1 by last name. I have the reports the way I want them to
look. I need to have them in text-delimited format. The reason for this is
that I need to be able to upload them into a DREAMWEAVER table. If they are
in the text-delimited format I can upload all the reports fairly easily.
Otherwise, I have to export them to WORD as a table, and then laboriously
upload them to Dreamweaver column by column as DW will not accept the whole
report. (It is doable, but not too convenient.

Thanks!
From: Duane Hookom on 28 Apr 2010 11:30
Why are you even using a report and not exporting a query as comma delimited?
I assume you can't for some reason connect to your Access database from your
web page.

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Duane Hookom
Microsoft Access MVP


"DogmaDot" wrote:

> I have data in one table for which I have created formatted reports - 1 by
> program number and 1 by last name. I have the reports the way I want them to
> look. I need to have them in text-delimited format. The reason for this is
> that I need to be able to upload them into a DREAMWEAVER table. If they are
> in the text-delimited format I can upload all the reports fairly easily.
> Otherwise, I have to export them to WORD as a table, and then laboriously
> upload them to Dreamweaver column by column as DW will not accept the whole
> report. (It is doable, but not too convenient.
>
> Thanks!
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