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October 12th, 2004, 08:29 PM
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Executing SQL from Cross Tab Wizard in VBA
Hi -
Any idea why the SQL queries that are created by the Cross Tab Query Wizard cannot be ran in VBA? It starts off with the 'TRANSFORM' statement, as opposed to the usual 'SELECT' statement IS this the reason why? Or is it because I have 'PARAMETERS' defined in the SQL statement? How would I ran a Cross Tab query in VBA? Please Advise 
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October 12th, 2004, 08:41 PM
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I meant: How would I run an SQL statment created by the cross tab query
wizard in VBA? "Leo" wrote: Hi - Any idea why the SQL queries that are created by the Cross Tab Query Wizard cannot be ran in VBA? It starts off with the 'TRANSFORM' statement, as opposed to the usual 'SELECT' statement IS this the reason why? Or is it because I have 'PARAMETERS' defined in the SQL statement? How would I ran a Cross Tab query in VBA? Please Advise
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