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VB Access to Excell

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corvoc58@students.rowan.edu - 07 Aug 2006 20:08 GMT
Can anyone help me find a programmatical way to avoid having an excel
workbook be hidden when data is transferd. I have created an MS Access
Database that can transfer various information into excell
spreadsheets, but when the spreadsheet file is opened the info is
hidden. Other then manually going and clicking unhide is their any code
that i can use to permenetly solve this problem?
Scott M. - 07 Aug 2006 21:01 GMT
If you want to work with Excel data, just make a project reference to the
Excel COM Library and program with the Excel object model.  The actual excel
application will not become visible to the end user unless you instruct it
to.

> Can anyone help me find a programmatical way to avoid having an excel
> workbook be hidden when data is transferd. I have created an MS Access
> Database that can transfer various information into excell
> spreadsheets, but when the spreadsheet file is opened the info is
> hidden. Other then manually going and clicking unhide is their any code
> that i can use to permenetly solve this problem?

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