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Hi again --
First off -- this forum has been so invaluable to me. A big thanks to all
who have helped me already!
Now, the question at hand: Is there a way to have a query accept a NULL
parameter, and yet return all values for that field? Specifically, I have a
form that allows users to enter a numeric parameter via a combo box. I take
that numeric and run a query against it and return all appropriate values.
However, if someone decides not to choose a value in the combo box, a NULL
is passed into the query and nothing is returned. Is there a way to have the
query recognize a NULL value and instead return ALL numerics instead?
Thanks in advance!
First off -- this forum has been so invaluable to me. A big thanks to all
who have helped me already!
Now, the question at hand: Is there a way to have a query accept a NULL
parameter, and yet return all values for that field? Specifically, I have a
form that allows users to enter a numeric parameter via a combo box. I take
that numeric and run a query against it and return all appropriate values.
However, if someone decides not to choose a value in the combo box, a NULL
is passed into the query and nothing is returned. Is there a way to have the
query recognize a NULL value and instead return ALL numerics instead?
Thanks in advance!