Insert Multiple Blank Columns In Queries

[Guest]

I'm writing a query that will need to contain many (60+) blank fields in
addition to the data pulled from the underlying tables. This is to accomodate
the column order/placement of a large Excel spreadsheet into which the
results will be pasted.

Is there a way to quickly have Access 2000 insert multiple blank fields intp
a query, or do I need to manually add them myself?

 

[Jeff L]

I have to admit that it sounds kinda strange to me, but anyway...If you
put Null in the Field row of your query, you will get a blank field.