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Lewis-sent you a response with screenshots attached this morning.  Just wanted to make sure you got it.

Michael, what exactly do you mean? It's not possible for visitors to directly contact other users, or post screenshots. If you need more help, you'll need to describe the problem in more detail. For example, what do your macros look like? I don't think I've covered inserting data from Access into an existing Excel sheet, but this could be a good topic for a new video.

Lewis:  I am new to using any type of forum.  This page does not allow me to attach any screenshots.  What is the best way get this information to you?  If I need to join to get this handled, I am more than willing to do that.
Thanks

Michael, we do not allow users to contact other users. If you're looking to hire a consultant see the Developer Network page. Otherwise you can describe your issue here.

Okay. Here we go.
Problem: Bring drill hole data from access into a format to be uploaded to Google Maps for others to utilize. Key point-all drill holes have a unique GPS (latitude/longitude), but can have multiple data points at different depths. Note, Map cannot have duplicate GPS.
Issue: Existing form button uses two queries to get the data to excel where 4 separate macros are used to remove duplicate data for export to Google Map.
Start:  1st query uses underlying tables and has two fields that prompt user for information. 1st field is an short text field field for user to specify the area to search (like a county), the second field is a Date/Time field that prompts user for start and end dates.
2nd query uses first query and sorts only on data necessary for Google maps. All GPS is conjuncted into a field called GPS=[latitude]&","[longitude] and is the primary sort. The form button runs the 2nd query.
This works and opens up an Excel.xlxs file. Which was great for the initial construction of the map which I did. I am now retired, and I need someone to take over data conversion to continue on a weekly basis to add new points to the map. It has to be simple enough that someone with no access or excel macro experience can do. So I need to export the data from access to an existing Excel.xlsm file with built in macros to simplify the process.
VBA:Public Sub ExportParameterQueryToExcel()
    Dim db As DAO.Database
    Dim qdf As DAO.QueryDef
    Dim rs As DAO.Recordset
    Dim ExcelApp as Object
    Dim Wbk As Object
    Dim Wks As Object
     Const EXCEL_PATH As String=C:\test.xlsm
     Const SHEET_NAME As String="Export GPS"
     Const QUERY_NAME As String="04Export GPS"
    
     Set db=CurrentDb
     Set qdf=db.QueryDefs(query_name)
    
     qdf.Parameters(1)="district"  'the area field name
     qdf.Parameters(2)="start_date]"   'the field name is [date_received]
     qdf.Parameters(2)="end_date]"   'the field name is [date_received]

I was cut short, so here is the last of the relevant portion of the code
qdf.Parameters(1)="district"  'the area field name
     qdf.Parameters(2)="start_date]"   'the field name is [date_received]
     qdf.Parameters(2)="end_date]"   'the field name is [date_received]

    set rs=qdf.OpenRecordset()

I get errors regarding the parameter and rs statements.
One of the parameter statements is "item not found" which also will apply to the rs statement.  Earlier error messages were about insufficient parameters or parameters no recognized.  Sorry, I didn't write down the messages, just kept trying to change things to make it work.