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  1. 12-01-2009, 02:31 PM #1
    scottsoo9
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    Changing field names in queries

    I had to put expressions in some of the fields of my query and I would like to change the field name to a different name besides espresion1 or expression2 or so on. I try to go to properties of each field and change it there and it will not let me. Any suggestions? Thanks, Scott
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    In design view of the query, right click on the FieldName and select Zoom. Now just highlight the name and change it to YourFieldName:
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