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No. &nbsp;You'll have to combine the sport and Yes/No strings
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Pat, ...but the design may still need to be refined, as it is not clear if Football:Yes, ...automatically means BaseBall=No,<br />
...or if they can be in both
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SteveL13,<br />
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As you know, the design you outlined is somewhat simplistic.<br />
It treats Access as if it were a spreadsheet.<br />
It will cause you major headaches if you ever need to Aggregate the sports <br />
(How many in Baseball, ...for example)
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Jeff, I was in a hurry so I decided to ignore the spreadsheet design and simply answer the question but you are correct, it does look like a spreadsheet although I wouldn't assume mutual exclusivity. &nbsp;Many people play what ever sport is in season.
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Pat, ...yes I was unsure as well<br />
;-)
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Thanks Steve, ...glad we could help.<br />
;-)
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You guys always help. &nbsp;I just don't always do a great job explaining what's in my head. &nbsp;(Scary place to be)
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Is there a way to stack column labels in a datasheet view form like this:<br />
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Is there a way to stack column labels in a datasheet view form like this:



Possible to &quot;stack&quot; column labels in a datasheet view form?

Microsoft Access is a rapid application development (RAD) relational database tool. Access can be used for both desktop and web-based applications, and uses VBA (Visual Basic for Applications) as its coding language.

Possible to &quot;stack&quot; column labels in a datasheet view form?

Possible to "stack" column labels in a datasheet view form?