Winston,
I think queryName.ColumnList will help you out (where 'queryName' is the name of your
query). It contains a comma-delimited list of all the column names returned by the
query. To do what you want you'll need an outer loop over your query results, and
then an inner loop that goes over each item in the queryName.ColumnList and displays
it's value (you'll need to use Evaluate() for this last part).
If you could, please post messages in plain text format, they're easier to read that
way and take up less bandwidth. Thanks.
Hope that helps,
-Max
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