Yes I have looked at expert 20 lesson. The reason for needing it in Excel is that our clients have a specific Excel form that they want used for invoicing. Some of the Excel spreadsheet have coding that they want in the invoice. So making a report is kind of out of the question. We have others clients that want Excel spreadsheets used but no background coding. These I have done by exporting the info from access into Excel. But I am unable to go this way with certain other clients. Hope this clarifies the situation better.
Reply from Alex Hedley:
It'll be complex but it is possible. You can use VBA to dim up an Excel Object, open a give file and put data into given cells you need.
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