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Make table queries

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by - delegate Rachel [3 posts] (2008 Aug 6 Wed, 15:29) replyReply

If I made a make table query and a form to run that query, and I wanted to run that query several times a year but I didnt want to re-write existing tables, how would I do that?

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RE: Make table queries

by - trainer Stephen gold contributer[369 posts] (2008 Aug 12 Tue, 13:33) Edited on 2008 Aug 12 Tue, 13:34 replyReply

Thank you for your question

After some consideration it seems the only way to do this would be to write some VBA code that would prompt the user to enter a table name and would then insert that name into the queries SQL and then run the query.

An example of the code required is as follows

Sub MakeTable()

Dim strTable As String
Dim strSQL As String


strTable = InputBox("Enter table name")

strSQL = "SELECT Employees.Company, Employees.[Last Name], Employees.[First Name] INTO" & """strtable""" & "FROM Employees;"


DoCmd.Run strSQL

End Sub


However I suggest that you might find things easier if you use an append query to send all the data to the same table. You can then run searches on that table using date ranges

Regards

Stephen


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