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Exporting a SQL query defined in code to Excel

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replyReply Thu 6 Nov 2008, 16:32Delegate Kristin said...

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Exporting a SQL query defined in code to Excel

I have a database with various combo boxes that enable the user to filter out data and build their own query. On the click of a search button, the strSQL is displayed as the recordsource of a listbox. I want to export the listbox's recordsource to Excel. How can I do that?

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