MS Query Dropping Field Headings (not aliases)

[KG Old Wolf]

Thanks for reading and trying to help!

I have several MS Queries in an Excel Workbook that are called from within a VBA macro. In one or two (varies) the query will return all the data I need but it will not have the database field names in the query result columns (it will show Column1 Column2 etc.) I am not looking for Aliases for the field names... I just want the field names as defined in the Access table being queried. What makes this especially wierd is if I manually "refresh" the query, the names appear. It is always the last field or two in which the field name is being dropped. The queries are pretty much vanilla

SELECT `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_No, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_Name, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_1_No, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_1_Name, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_1_Percent, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_2_No, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_2_Name, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_2_Percent, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_3_No, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_3_Name, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_3_Percent, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_4_No, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_4_Name, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_4_Percent, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_5_No, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_5_Name, `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_5_Percent
FROM `S:\FFS Model\Rates.accdb`.`Paymix Master` `Paymix Master`
WHERE (`Paymix Master`.pmx_Client_Abbr=?) AND (`Paymix Master`.pmx_Division_Abbr=?) AND (`Paymix Master`.pmx_Year=?)
ORDER BY `Paymix Master`.pmx_Payor_No

In this particular case, the last 4 fields (pmx_Payor_4_Percent through to the end appear with "Column1" through 4 instead of the field name. Anyone have any ideas? I have several other similar queries and they are functioning fine.

Best regards,
Ken

 

[KG Old Wolf]

I found it.... not related to the query itself.... caused by an overlapping address assignment. Looked at this for hours... finally asked for help and then found it almost immediately......