Export Data from Access to a CSV File [VBA Programming]

[@elspethnawrocki2549]

Super helpful, thank you!

[@BlessonVarghese]

sir, i like your videos and the way you explain things. it would be great if you make a video on converting data of an SFM file into CSV

[@lakritv2607]

Easy way and good explanation

[@dreamsmol2362]

Thank you for this video! When I export the query, hidden fields are also coming in the excel file. How to overcome this challenge, I don't want those fields to be shown in the exported file. Please help!

[@chicagobassplayer7175]

Would it be possible to automate the creation of the CSV file from Access? Thus, I need a nightly process to run to pull down a bunch of data into CSV files. Thanks!

[@toddbrannon6262]

That would require something outside the scope of VBA. Like robotic process automation or maybe a scheduled VB script with Windows scheduler.

[@jerrydfowler3480]

Couldn't you do this same thing but put on the timer event?

[@cesarortizmondragon]

Muy bueno

[@abednegomusa722]

How can i do this to PDF

[@1_dont_know_what_1m_doing]

HOW DO U DELETE THE DATA

[@ThuyLe-bu9ce]

my export file missing column name. Could you please help

[@toddbrannon6262]

Is your FieldName argument in DoCmd.TransferText set to True? (7:18)

[@TierraSurNow]

I entered a date field wich reads OK in the Access query but whe exported to CSV it gives dd/mm/yyyy hhmm format also the numbers are coming as $ format.... uuurrrhhh