External Table is not in the expected format - ms access 2013

PeteB23

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Hi. I am running the following vb command from access 2013.

DoCmd.TransferSpreadsheet acExport, acSpreadsheetTypeExcel8, "123", "c:\test\test.xls", True

Access 2013 - Excel 2013

The table 123 is created but the external table is not in the expected format appears and when I click on debug, the command line above is highlighted.

Any suggestions / ideas would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you!
 

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UPDATE: The above ONLY works when the template file test.xls is already open. Then the output of table 123 will export to excel with no issues. Please help!! I would like this to work with the test.xls closed as a script exists to create a number of files.
 
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