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Transpose like (Crosstab) query
I would like to perfrom a Transpose like query where the intersection is an
actual field rather than an expression. For example, part, defect and date. I would like the part as row heading, defect as column heading and the actual date of occurrence at the intersection, rather than the number of dates. Does anyone know a way to due this without using VBA code? Thanks for your help! |
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Use Max(DateField) for the Value in the xtab.
-- Steve Clark, Access MVP FMS, Inc. www.fmsinc.com/consulting "Lee Hunter" wrote in message ... I would like to perfrom a Transpose like query where the intersection is an actual field rather than an expression. For example, part, defect and date. I would like the part as row heading, defect as column heading and the actual date of occurrence at the intersection, rather than the number of dates. Does anyone know a way to due this without using VBA code? Thanks for your help! |
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