Background: every week my department gets an excel file that needs to be sent out to different people so they can "do their stuff" on their own portion of it. Now that I have successfully created an Access tool to parse out the file to the people who need it, my boss wants more. Now I need to compare this week's file with last week's file and flag what is still there.
Originally I set up my queries to use a generically named table: tblEPReport. But now I have many tables in the database with the naming format of tblEPR2005-mm-dd. I am manually over-writing the tblEPReport with a copy of the most recent tblEPR2005-mm-dd. I have a tblPriorEPR that I manually overwrite with a copy of the prior week’s file.
I’d like to be able to automate this because I some times forget to change every thing. Any suggestions? Can I set up something that will allow me to select which table becomes the tblEPReport and which is the tblPriorEPR.
TIA,
me2
Originally I set up my queries to use a generically named table: tblEPReport. But now I have many tables in the database with the naming format of tblEPR2005-mm-dd. I am manually over-writing the tblEPReport with a copy of the most recent tblEPR2005-mm-dd. I have a tblPriorEPR that I manually overwrite with a copy of the prior week’s file.
I’d like to be able to automate this because I some times forget to change every thing. Any suggestions? Can I set up something that will allow me to select which table becomes the tblEPReport and which is the tblPriorEPR.
TIA,
me2