Yes, create a totals query of the data with a calculated field containing "~
Total" (I am not sure but I think the tilda sorts out after 'Z') in the same
field as will be the row data.
Then use a union query to combine a select query and the totals query.
Use the union query for the crosstab query.
Do you mean you want a total of the row (going across)? The answer is Yes.
Do you mean you want a total for each column (going down)? The answer is No.
Well, you could get column totals (vertically) by using a Union query of the
crosstab query and another query that uses the crosstab as a source to get a
grand total of each column.
John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2010
The Hilltop Institute
University of Maryland Baltimore County
Yes, create a totals query of the data with a calculated field containing "~
Total" (I am not sure but I think the tilda sorts out after 'Z') in the same
field as will be the row data.
Then use a union query to combine a select query and the totals query.
Use the union query for the crosstab query.
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