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I got it to work! I ran the crosstab query. The datasheet display had the 'File Totals' column in the 2nd column. So I moved it to the last column and saved it. (Which I had done before). When I opened the View Data Form, The 'File Totals' column was in the last position, which I...

I did replace the query name and field name of the FixCrosstabOrder method. This is the code: Public Sub FixCrosstabOrder() Dim db As DAO.Database, qd As DAO.queryDef, fld As DAO.Field Dim intI As Integer ' Point to this database Set db = CurrentDb ' Get the querydef Set qd =...

The output is the same as before... The 'totals' column is the second column in the form view and the sql datasheet view. The order is as follows: Column 1 - Name Column 2 - File Totals Column 3 - Excel Column 4 - Word Column 5 - PowerPoint Column 6 - PDF Column 7 - Email Column 8 - Other If I...

I'm afraid it is still not working so I must be doing something wrong elsewhere. Below is the order that I am calling things: Set LegalServiceDB = CurrentDb 'Get the current version of the query that is used by the crosstab query Set queryDefinition =...

Where do you call the FixCrosstabOrder? I have put it after setting the SQL statement but before setting the SourceObject. I have put it after setting the SourceObject. But STILL the wrong order change! I have stepped thru the code and all of the 8 columns are being set with the correct...

I have moved the SetProperty method at different parts of the code and it does not change anything. 'Set the new SQL string queryDefinition.SQL = sqlQuery ' Call the procedure to set the ColumnOrder property. Call SetFieldProperty(queryDefinition.Fields("File Totals"), "ColumnOrder", dbLong...

When I run the query by itself, the 'File Totals' column is the second column in the display which is the same order if I run it using the Form. The typo defining the name of the crosstab query is a copy error. There are no errors when I run the code. It just displays the column in the wrong...

totalFields is an integer variable that I declare in functions that call the SetQueryDefFieldProperty method. The column order for [File Totals] is being set correctly because I have a message box display the value after it is set and it is set to 8 during the Form_Load method. Yes. [File...

The column order of the other fields is set in the query when I use PIVOT ..."PIVOT TotalFileCountByNameAndType.FileType In (""Excel"",""Word"",""PowerPoint"",""PDF"",""Email"",""Other"");" Do I have to set the column order for all of the columns like I did with the File Totals column?

No. It is in the 2nd of the 8 columns. Stepping thru the code, the column order value is 8. Yet it has no affect on the order of the columns. This is me being dense...but I don't understand how I can define a property for a field in a table and the query understands it has changing the order...

I have tried putting the SetQueryDefFieldProperty(totalFields) method before setting the SourceObject property but still no luck. I have also tried calling the SetQueryDefFieldProperty(totalFields) before calling the UpdateFileTotalsDatasheet method that updates the sql query but no change in...

I have to rebuild the query every time the user selects an option on the screen. But initially, I use the Form_Load method to display all of the data. After the initial load the following methods are called when each control is clicked. So I build the query (Sub CreateTotalSQLString) Then...

I have tried creating a property to define the column order but it is not working...the column is still second. It sets the column value to 8. But I don't understand how it will change the display. in the query, I use ...PIVOT In (list of all of the column headings) to determine the order...

Thank you for replying... I will try this

I have created a crosstab query that shows file types as the column headings and names as the rows. The aggregate function sums the files per type for each name. I know how to fix the column order for the file types using the PIVOT statement shown below: ..."PIVOT...