Export To Excel .XLSX file

DannyDont

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I currently export a query to an Excel File and then process it further with VBA.
I am not sure why, but for some reason Excel does not like the format of the file.
I am attempting to export as a XLSX file but can't seem to find any help on the internet that is specific enough to help me.
I currently make the Export in an Access Macro in an MDB Access DB.
I have now converted it to ACCDB and attempted to use the ExportWithFormat in the Macro without success.
So I went further to see what could be done with VBA in Access and came across the Transfer Spreadsheet DoCmd.
Here is the line that I created, that does not work.
[
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet(acExport, acSpreadsheetTYpeExcel12Xml, qryAddressPull-Step3-PrtPub, C:PCP\GMLSRC\EXCEL_REPORT_STUFF\Export-PrtPubList.xlsx)
]
-or-
[
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet(1, 10, qryAddressPull-Step3-PrtPub, C:PCP\GMLSRC\EXCEL_REPORT_STUFF\Export-PrtPubList.xlsx)
]

- or with quotes -

[
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet(acExport, acSpreadsheetTYpeExcel12Xml, "qryAddressPull-Step3-PrtPub", "C:PCP\GMLSRC\EXCEL_REPORT_STUFF\Export-PrtPubList.xlsx")
]
-or-
[
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet(1, 10, "qryAddressPull-Step3-PrtPub", "C:PCP\GMLSRC\EXCEL_REPORT_STUFF\Export-PrtPubList.xlsx")
]

Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you,
Dan Foltz
 

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I did finally get the VBA Code to work. I believe that my File Path was incorrect.
Sorry for the interruption.
 
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Solution
Here is the working subroutine.
Private Sub Command28_Click()
Call DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet(acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel12Xml, "qryAddressPull-Step3-PrtPub", "C:\PCP\GMLSRC\Export-PrtPubList.xlsx")

End Sub
 
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I saw right away that you missed the \ after C:
Maybe next time, open File Explorer, navigate to the folder containing the file and copy the path from the address bar. You'd have to tack on the \FileName.xlsx by either typing, or once you paste the path to the folder, right click the file, choose properties and copy the file name.
 
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