I believe that SQL 2005 also has the pivotKeyword that is available..
so if you wanted to do this natively in SQL Server you could get a LOT
better performance
-Aaron
Jerry said:
Sure. The SQL would look something like:
SELECT DivisionNum,
Months,
Count(Employee) AS CountOfEmployee,
Count(Employee) AS [Total Of Employee]
INTO tblCrosstab
FROM qryCrosstab
GROUP BY DivisionNum, Months;
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Jerry Whittle
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John said:
Hi
Is it possible to make table from a crosstab query?
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