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Mark A. Sam
From reading other posts of the same problem from time immemorial, I decided
that there was no explaination and resolved this with the following work
around. If you encounter this issue, maybe my work around will help you:
The problem query, named _ProductsRemaining was fed by two select queries
named, _SumProducts and _SumProductsShipped.
I renamed them _SumProductsMakeTable and _SumProductsShippedMakeTable, and
turned them into maketable queries which created local tables, _SumProducts,
and SumProductsShipped. I run the maketable queries before I open the
report.
Now _ProductsRemaining are fed by the new local tables rather than queries.
God Bless,
Mark A. Sam
that there was no explaination and resolved this with the following work
around. If you encounter this issue, maybe my work around will help you:
The problem query, named _ProductsRemaining was fed by two select queries
named, _SumProducts and _SumProductsShipped.
I renamed them _SumProductsMakeTable and _SumProductsShippedMakeTable, and
turned them into maketable queries which created local tables, _SumProducts,
and SumProductsShipped. I run the maketable queries before I open the
report.
Now _ProductsRemaining are fed by the new local tables rather than queries.
God Bless,
Mark A. Sam