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Please help on Xtab query...may be simple! 1

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schredder

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Have a table like this:

UL-Ticker 3WHigh 3WLow Boll1 Boll2
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AMGN 33.50 29.10 32.00 32.50
ADEN 61.05 58.10 62.05 60.10

at the end it should look like this:

AMGN ADEN
3WHigh 33.50 61.05
3WLow 29.10 58.10
Boll1 32.00 62.05
Boll2 32.50 60.10

Its like the transpose function in excel...but i cant get it in a crosstab query. is there an easy way to do it? any hint in the right direction is much appreciated. Thanks. Chris
 
Hi,

Sounds straight forward...

Have you run through the wizard?



HTH,
Bob [morning]
 
Creating a crosstab from normalized data is fairly straight-forward. Your initial table looks to be un-normalized so you may need to create a union query first to normalize it.
[tt]
SELECT UL-Ticker, 3WHight as TheVal, "3WHigh" as Measure
FROM tblLikeThis
UNION ALL
SELECT UL-Ticker, 3WLow, "3WLow"
FROM tblLikeThis
UNION ALL
SELECT UL-Ticker, Boll1, "Boll1"
FROM tblLikeThis
UNION ALL
SELECT UL-Ticker, Boll2, "Boll2"
FROM tblLikeThis
[/tt]
You can then create a union query based on the union query with Measure as the Row Heading, UL_Ticker as the Column Heading, and THeVal as the value.

Duane
MS Access MVP
Find out how to get great answers faq219-2884.
 
Fantastic....exactly what i needed! Thanks!
 
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