Deleting Duplicate Records in Access
Deleting duplicate records in Access The download file is available here. Often when importing records you will need to deal with duplicates. There are a number of ways to do this; one is to import everything and then remove any duplicates, and the cleanest way to do that is by using a subquery. This example […]
Excel Resources — DataWright Information Services
Excel resources This is a collection of Excel and VBA resources that hopefully you will find useful. This list of resources will grow over time; please come back to check for new material. You are welcome to use the samples from this site, as long as you cite this site as the source. If you […]
Drill up and down in an Excel report — DataWright Information Services
Create an Excel report that can drill down to display detail Download the sample file here (21,768 bytes) If you’ve ever had to build Excel reports that let you drill down to more detail, your options have probably been limited. You could create a pivot table, which lets you drill down to the detail behind […]
Excel, Access and ADO: Part 5 — DataWright Information Services
Import data to Excel from a query, using a validation list to filter records
Links
Some useful links to other sites This list is not exhaustive by any means, but it includes many of the sites in my Favorites list. Feel free to recommend an addition to the list. Excel sites MrExcel One of the biggest Excel sites on the Web. Hosted by Microsoft MVP Bill Jelen, author of more […]
Setting a reference in the VBE — DataWright Information Services
Setting a reference in the VBA environment Often you will find yourself needing to work with other applications, or use different object libraries, when creating VBA code. One or two examples might be: Automating Excel or Word from Access Using ADO in Excel to transfer data to and from an Access (or other) database If […]
Access — Creating a report launcher — DataWright Information Services
Creating a form and report menu When you build a database, one of the problems that you need to solve is how to provide your users with a navigation system. The default in Access is to create a Switchboard, but this has limitations, not the least of which being that you cannot have more than […]
Comparing two or more lists in Access — DataWright Information Services
Two ways to compare lists in Access This article is based on a question from an on-line forum. If you have two lists of values in different tables, how do you compare them side by side? There are several ways to do this, and this page will show two of them: If you only have […]
Managing range names with VBA — DataWright Information Services
Managing range names with VBA If you start using range names extensively, and you find yourself needing to add or remove names from workbooks, knowing how to do it in code will save you a lot of time. When you manipulate or loop through range names in VBA you will need to use the Names […]
Speed up Excel VBA by Eliminatiing Loops Where Possible — DataWright Information Services
Some operations run faster without loops VBA, like all programming languages, has a number of looping structures that let you work your way through a group of items (cells, columns, worksheets etc) and do things to each member of that group. In many cases a loop is as good as any other method but sometimes, […]