>>One option is to use Excel automation, to insert values into Excel. This will give you an "unlimited" (well, up to 256, at any rate) number of columns.
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>>Hilmar.
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>Hi Hilmar,
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>Thanks for the tip. I hadn't thought about Excel. They also want that format as well. If I can't figure out how to do the report in column format. I'll re-arrange the cursor to be 12 columns & 8 rows. I'd just thought I could avoid that step.
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>Thanks
>Mike
Well - if you always have 12 columns, you could also write a loop to transfer the data to a temporary table, and then use a regular report. The problem you might encounter is a variable number of columns. This is easier with Excel automation, but you might also include the maximum number of columns foreseen, and use conditional printing.
HTH, Hilmar.
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