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    Impossible Query ?


    Can a query insert a blank row into it's output where the first 9 chars in Field1 change ?

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    But you should be able to write a procedure to do so
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    You mean build a new table, or something else - UDF the query calls ?

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    Do you mean something along the lines of the demo here?
    https://www.access-programmers.co.uk...report.326715/

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    I don't understand. Insert one blank row where you want to change something? It won't be blank then. And, changed compared to what?

    Please provide an example of what you want.
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