Not that difficult but your column names will be changing (probably) which make it hard. Access and forms work (in principle) with fixed column names (fields). With using In in a crosstab you can force empty columns.
That is the one thing which makes it hard is if you have changing column names. But if that is needed then you can catch that with some VBA coding changing the bound columns of the controls "on the fly". Then your left with the expansion problem for a crosstab can have a different number of columns depending on the parameters and stuff... again In might be your sollution
Short conclusion, depending on the crosstab it can be quite easy or quite hard to put it into a form.
But why into a form? The resulting recordset of a crostabb query is NEVER updatable....
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