Paste from MS Access into Excel

Ace71425

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Hello...I would like to find a way in Excel to create a button that will copy from a textbox in an open MS Access form into an Excel field. Lets say for arguments sake the location of the database is C:\Test\Test.accdb, the form is called TestForm1 and the textbox is named TestTextBox1 and I want it pasted to Sheet1, A1 in Excel. So basically I will have this database and form open and ill want to then click a button in excel that activates a macro that copies the textbox. I know this is possible somehow because nothing is impossible lol. Let me know! Thanks!
 

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