DoCmd.TransferSharePointList method (Access)
Use the TransferSharePointList method to import or link data from a SharePoint Foundation site.
Syntax
expression.TransferSharePointList (TransferType, SiteAddress, ListID, ViewID, TableName, GetLookupDisplayValues)
expression A variable that represents a DoCmd object.
Parameters
| Name | Required/Optional | Data type | Description |
|---|---|---|---|
| TransferType | Required | AcSharePointListTransferType | An AcSharePointListTransferType constant that specifies the type of transfer to make. |
| SiteAddress | Required | Variant | The full path of the SharePoint site. |
| ListID | Required | Variant | The name or GUID of the list to be transferred. |
| ViewID | Optional | Variant | The GUID of the view for the list that you want to use. Leave this argument blank to transfer all rows and columns in the list. |
| TableName | Optional | Variant | The name you want displayed for the table or linked table in Access. |
| GetLookupDisplayValues | Optional | Variant | Specifies whether to transfer display values for Lookup fields instead of the ID used to perform the lookup. |
Remarks
This method has the same effect as choosing SharePoint List in the Import group on the External Data tab. The arguments for the action correspond to the choices you make in the Get External Data Wizard.
If you specify a nonexistent list or view, no error occurs, and no data is transferred.
A GUID is a unique hexadecimal identifier for a list or a view. A GUID must be entered in the following format, where each "F" is a hexadecimal number (0 through 9 or A through F).
{FFFFFFFF-FFFF-FFFF-FFFF-FFFFFFFFFFFF}
You can obtain the GUID for a list or view from the SharePoint site by using the following procedure:
Open the list in SharePoint Foundation.
If the view you want is not displayed, click the View drop-down arrow, and then select the view that you want.
Choose the View drop-down arrow and then select Modify this View. The address in the browser's address bar contains the GUIDs for both the list and the view. The GUID for the list follows List=, and the GUID for the view follows View=. However, in the address, each { (left brace) character is represented by the string %7B, each - (hyphen) character is represented by the string %2D, and each } (right brace) character is represented by the string %7D. For example:
https://MySite12/_layouts/ViewEdit.aspx?List=%7B2A82A404%2D5529%2D47DC%2DAE13%2DAC1D9BC0A84F%7D&View=%7B357B4FE6%2D44CF%2D4275%2DB91F%2D46558301579B%7DBefore you can use the GUIDs from the address as arguments in this macro action, you must replace each %7B string with the { character, replace each %2D string with the - character, and replace each %7D string with the } character. Do not include the & (ampersand) character that follows the %7D string in the list GUID.
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