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Hands-On Microsoft Access: A Practical Guide to Improving Your Access Skills

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(Bob Schneider) Pivot tables are much more powerful than crosstab queries: They add extra levels of detail for more in-depth analysis. They are extremely flexible, so you can slice and dice your data in many ways. They also make it easy to find all kinds of totals, such as sums, counts, and averages, for many sets and subsets of data.
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