A family of Microsoft relational database management systems designed for ease of use.
Do you know if Access 2010/Windows 8 does not support the Exporting to CSV file? I can not find that option or is it just missing from a basic update?
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This is a stand alone program so it should not be looking for a database. But the code has lighted "Time ()" as the problem.
TM = Time()
token() = Split(TM, ":", 3)
TM = token(0) & "_" & token(1) & "_" & Left(token(2), 2) & Right(token(2), 2)
Can you help??
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Do you know if Access 2010/Windows 8 does not support the Exporting to CSV file? I can not find that option or is it just missing from a basic update?
Fixed!! Thank you very much!!
It depends on which reference is missing.
Make a copy of the db before messing around with it.
Take note of the details of the missing reference
simply deselect it.
Try compiling the code. If it compiles without any errors, there is a chance you don't even need the reference.
Yes it is!! Can you please tell me how to fix?
Does your code compile?
Are you missing any VBA references (VBE -> Tools -> References) ? This normally triggers the error you describe.