AggregateTable actually leaves the table open, but you
won't see it unless you use File->New->Dataview or
CreateEditor.
Try like this:
result =
AggregateTable("Counting","Customers|Customerview","DBASE",

 "H:\\GIS\\ToCount.dbf","Storenbr",{{"Sales","min",},
{"Sales","max",}},null)
CreateEditor("Counting", result+"|", null, null)

A view can be open without a dataview, which is often
very usual, but not very intuitive. If you don't need
the table after AggregateTable, then you need to close
it with closeview(result).
hope it helped
Marcos
PGL

--- Chandler Coleman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> 
> AggregateTable("Counting","Customers|Customerview",
> "DBASE",      
> "H:\\GIS\\ToCount.dbf","Storenbr",{{"Sales","min",},
> {"Sales","max",}},null)
> 
> OpenTable("GroupedBy","DBASE",
> {"H:\\GID\\ToCount.dbf",})
> 
> Here is a piece of code I am using. My issue is that
> it creates the 
> ToCount.dbf, but then won't open the ToCount.dbf
> because it notes that 
> it is already in use by the view counting.  If the
> ToCount.dbf is 
> alrady in use why can't I see it?  I do I get this
> new table to appear 
> in th window?
> 
> Thanks
> Chandler
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 


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