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NewCrop
by Naeem - 03/18/2026 10:38 AM
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10/09/2008 5:25 PM
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So I am trying to export the houshold demographics to an Excel worksheet so I can print out labels. The problem is that I go into the administrator section, press the "Export Household date to Excel" button and NOTHING HAPPENS? Any thoughts?
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I went in and pressed the button marked EXCEL SPREADSHEET OF HOUSEHOULD ADDRESSES - in 5 seconds Excel opened and the addresses for the families started filling up. If you use the EXPORT PT DEMOGRAPHICS button it places a file called AMAZINGCHARTSDEMOGRAPHICS.XLS in the AC directory. I am using version 3.7.15 - try this and see if it does this.
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Yes, that is what it always does in all versions.
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I use a MS Access report for labels... that's probably the easiest/fastest way to do it.
You can also use MS Word. I place a table to set up the borders (making the actual table borders invisible). I then use bookmarks to export the labels.
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still cant do it-could it be a vista problem?
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