Write into excel format

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Hi. MS Excel is for spreadsheet. Very useful when creating accounting documents. MS Access is for database. Very useful when collecting data.

Please visit these links to learn more about the 2 applications:
http://www.blurtit.com/q373300.html

http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/access-help/using-access-or-excel-to-manage-your-data-HA001042918.aspx

http://www.thetechfaq.com/2010/03/14/microsoftaccess-and-excel-comparison/

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Hello, you are probably using an incorrect connection string.

Usually you can use a datasource (such as Access Database) directly in an excel document. If that is what you are trying to accomplish here check out the following sites:
Plug into your data Connecting Excel to an Access database Office Blogs
OR:
Connect an Access database to your workbook

If you are writing software application, from within Visual Studio (depending on the version) go to the left-hand side bar to "Server Explorer" -> "Add Data Connection" -> Click on the "Change" button of the Data Source part and select the appropriate Access Data Source -> Click the "Advanced" button.

After that, you will see in the bottom textbox, the appropriate connection string for the JET.OLEDB Connection Provider.

This is shown in the image below:

Alternatively, you can find more information about your connectivity string in the link below:
https://www.connectionstrings.com/microsoft-jet-ole-db-4-0
For usage of an oledb connection object you can find info here --> https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.data.oledb.oledbconnection(v=vs.110).aspx

Microsoft Access uses the Jet Engine. In VB 6, you can create a data connection using ODBC or OLE DB. Here is an example of OLE DB:

"Provider=Microsoft.Jet.OLEDB.4.0;Data Source=C:\YourAccessDB.mdb;User Id=;Password=;" Good luck

You can use ADO or SQL to open the excel file directly (provided it is constructed correctly, ie fields names) and write the data to it without Access.
That might be eaiser thatn converting it from Access to Excel, if that can even be done.

severals solution :
- save file as text separated by comma and use sqloader from oracle
- use function in excel to concatenate insert order : "insert into TABLE_NAME (field1,...,fieldn) values (A1,B1,...,??n);". Save file as text with sql extension. Connect against roacle db and execute file previously saved.
- use ODBC from MicroSoft

You can see this website it will help full for your project. If you need any help means you can ask me..

http://www.academictutorials.com/

Hello Kavita! If you want to get the most of VB then i advice that you install Microsoft visual studio...But just in case you want it for free you can find it here..
http://www.brothersoft.com/downloads/vb6.html

If, as I suspect, this is for a web form, then it effectively can't be done on a "proper" web server. This is because you cannot install MS Office on an MS server OS (e.g. Server 2003). You need to use MS SQL Server or MySQL instead. If this is for very limited use (i.e. only a few clients at a time), you can use XP running IIS but this is really not a good idea. The sedurity implications don't bear thinking about :) Linking a web page to Access can probably be done using ASP (never even thought of trying it - anyone else here know for sure?) If you are using a Linux web server then it's totally out of the question. Use Webmin or PHPMySQL to set up a MySQL database & PHP to code the linkage between the page and the DB. There are plenty of tools out there that will automate this for you, some of them Open Source and therefore free to acquire.