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In a crosstab query, the columns (the number of columns and what they are called) can change. Therefore you cannot use the results of a crosstab query as the basis for another query or of a report. Say the crosstab query first has a field called "MON" because the results have data for some Mondays in it. So you use the crosstab query results for another query. Then the next time you run it, you put in some date range and there is no "MON" results - then what will the query or report that is expecting "MON" supposed to do? Doesn't compute.
A solution is to set the Column Headings property of the query to something like "MON", "TUES", etc (if you will always want the same headings shown) this was it will make it "FIXED" columns.
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A solution is to set the Column Headings property of the query to something like "MON", "TUES", etc (if you will always want the same headings shown) this was it will make it "FIXED" columns.
Want to get great answers to your Tek-Tips questions? Have a look at FAQ219-2884 or FAQ222-2244. Basics at
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