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Thanks Jamie.
Blazingly simple as usual, though I'd still like to know why the filters aren't maintained when the RS is passed to the pivot. Robin Hammond www.enhanceddatasystems.com "Jamie Collins" wrote in message om... "Robin Hammond" wrote ... It rather astonishes me that this is the only reliable route I have found, but here's a solution to this that very annoyingly creates a new disconnected recordset and clones every single value across while the filter is applied to the original. I'd still be interested if anyone can think up something better. Hi Robin, You can save the filtered recordset to an ADO Stream and open a new recordset based on stream. Here's some code: http://www.able-consulting.com/ADO_Faq.htm#Q42 Jamie. -- |
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