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Crosstab Query

Asked by MrT in Microsoft Access Database

I have a database the schedules functions that will done to different products we produce.  I need to write a crosstab query that will return column headings that are based on the order they are in the query that the crosstab query is based on rather than being in alphabetic order.  The resulting values for the crosstab query is dates and I want the dates to be in order rather than order based on the alphabetical order of the column headings.  I can't put the column headings in permanent as the column headings will vary each time the crosstab query is run becase the functions vary for different products.  The resulting crosstab query will be used to print a datasheet type report.
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