Pass through error 3070

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I am using a crosstab query as a control source for a report. The column of
the crosstab is the year field of a dataset, the product of which is
format([mydate],"yy").

Each year I have to modify the report because it is calculating on the year
field (currently 09 and 10)

I use VB to loop through a recordset of facilities as criteria for the
crosstab and report. This early in the year some facilities have no year
"10" so I am getting the error 3070 does not recognize [10] as a fieldname.

What can I use in the code to just move on through this error without
manually clicking the OK button on the error message? I already have
"setwarnings = False".

Thanks for any assistance.
 
In your crosstab query's design view, right-click and choose properties, Now
in the Column Heading property, type in each of the column headings that you
want. That will ensure that the column exists.
 
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Arvin Meyer said:
In your crosstab query's design view, right-click and choose properties, Now
in the Column Heading property, type in each of the column headings that you
want. That will ensure that the column exists.
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Beautiful! Never knew that was there .. what a find. Thanks very much!
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Jeff C said:
I am using a crosstab query as a control source for a report. The column
of
the crosstab is the year field of a dataset, the product of which is
format([mydate],"yy").

Each year I have to modify the report because it is calculating on the
year
field (currently 09 and 10)

I use VB to loop through a recordset of facilities as criteria for the
crosstab and report. This early in the year some facilities have no year
"10" so I am getting the error 3070 does not recognize [10] as a
fieldname.

What can I use in the code to just move on through this error without
manually clicking the OK button on the error message? I already have
"setwarnings = False".

Thanks for any assistance.
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