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Access to Excel export with proper formatting

Access to Excel export with proper formatting

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The below code exports information for me from Access to Excel, and this works perfectly, however, I need for the export to properly format my excel sheets before the export (bolding, column sizes,etc.). Based on the coding below, what would I need to add to this in order for this to work?
Private Sub Command4_Click()
Dim db As DAO.Database, rs As DAO.Recordset, str1Sql As QueryDef, strCrt As String, strDt As String
Set db = CurrentDb
Set rs = db.OpenRecordset('SELECT DISTINCT field1 FROM table ORDER By field1;')
strDt = Format(Month(Date), '00') & Format(Day(Date), '00') & Format(Year(Date), '00')
rs.MoveLast
rs.MoveFirst
Do While Not rs.EOF
strCrt = rs.Fields(0)
Set str1Sql = db.CreateQueryDef(' & strCrt, 'SELECT table.* FROM table WHERE table.field1 = ' & strCrt & ';')
DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel9, ' & strCrt, 'C:file ' & strCrt & '.xls', True
DoCmd.DeleteObject acQuery, ' & strCrt
rs.MoveNext
Loop
End Sub

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MS Access tables are the foundation of the database that provides an initial point for viewing and inputting data and on the other hand, MS Excel contains tools for keeping information using formulas. Microsoft Access is also known as Source database and Microsoft Excel is also known as Target database Excel. In very general terms, Access is the best choice when you have to track and record data regularly, and then display, export, or print subsets of that data. Access forms provide a more convenient interface than an Excel worksheet for working with your data. Convert Access to Excel online. Convert Input file. Our API uses a Microsoft Access database file (.MDB or.ACCDB) as input. Files with.MDB extension are typically created by Microsoft Access up to version 2003, while.ACCDB files are created by later versions. The Excel file runs on smaller summarised data and is kept lean. You have the power to call on refreshed data periodically to update your Excel datasets. Getting started the most important thing to do is to set up a connection to MS Access. In Excel Press Alt F11. Now choose Tools - References.