Susan Harkins
ssharkins at gmail.com
Sun Sep 29 07:44:22 CDT 2013
I'm going to get hammered for this, but... it's what I do whenever something just seems too difficult -- are you sure the people requesting this report really need 256 derived columns? Sometimes what people ask for and what they need aren't the same thing. I'm finding it hard to believe that anyone could really make much use of a report with 256 columns. I'm not saying they don't need and use all that data, I'm suggesting, they could do with a much simpler report, if guided that way. :) Just a thought. Susan H. > 1. It's a stand alone Access application. > > 2. The problem is not with tables, it's with more than 256 derived columns > in a crosstab > query. >