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Boy, that was easy enough. &nbsp;Thanks for the quick response.
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Boy, that was easy enough.  Thanks for the quick response.

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I am using an Access query for the CR10 report, used the Command Object and pasted the sql. &nbsp;It appears to be connected correctly; however, I still have the word 'Command' and thought that I would have the choice to rename it as I've seen on other reports. &nbsp;How can I change this to read something more meaningful. &nbsp;Let me know if this doesn't make any sense. &nbsp;Thanks &nbsp;
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I am using an Access query for the CR10 report, used the Command Object and pasted the sql.  It appears to be connected correctly; however, I still have the word 'Command' and thought that I would have the choice to rename it as I've seen on other reports.  How can I change this to read something more meaningful.  Let me know if this doesn't make any sense.  Thanks  

Command Object

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