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from: Tampa, FL
To recreate the problem do the following:
Create a new table.
Add the following fields/columns to the table.
-FieldName01
-FieldName
-XColName_01
-XColName
-NameField
-NameField01
-ColNameX
-ColNameX_01
-JobCodeGeneric
-JobCode
We use SQL Server 2000 and defined all the fields as nvarchar 20 characters allowing nulls.
Load some test data into 2 or 3 records.
Now execute the following steps to create a report and to recreate the problem:
-Select the table from the list of tables.
-Select all fields and click Finish.
All column names will display correctly.
-Click on Build Report
-Deselect the first two columns
-Click Finish.
At thsi point one of two things can happen, so far I have not been able to determine why it appears not to be consistent.
You may get the following error in the wizard window.
" Errors Occurred! Could not save report. "
If this happens just close the window and repeat the previous step.
If you do not get the error above then you will see that the first two columns and the last two columns have the same column headings.
-Click on Build Report again
-Select all fields
-Click Finish
Now columns 1 and 2 have the same heading as do 3 and 4, and 9 and 10.
At this point you can play around with it all you want and I haven't been able to get the correct column headings to display.
Hope this helps.
Thanks, Jeff
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from: Washington, DC
thanx!
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Ghost