A Allen Browne Oct 11, 2003 #2 Yes, JET supports joins on calculated fields. Method 1: Create a query with the calculated field and save. Create another query, using the first one as an input "table" along with the other table. Method 2: Switch you query to SQL View, and type the expression into the FROM clause directly. Either way, there seems to be a bug in JET such that it processes outer joins on calculated fields as if they were inner joins.
Yes, JET supports joins on calculated fields. Method 1: Create a query with the calculated field and save. Create another query, using the first one as an input "table" along with the other table. Method 2: Switch you query to SQL View, and type the expression into the FROM clause directly. Either way, there seems to be a bug in JET such that it processes outer joins on calculated fields as if they were inner joins.