G Guest Jun 2, 2005 #1 How can I code a detail line to print No Value when the query returns no value? TIA
D Duane Hookom Jun 2, 2005 #2 Isn't that what happens? Or, do you want to print the text "No Value"? If so, try: =Nz([YourField],"No Value")
Isn't that what happens? Or, do you want to print the text "No Value"? If so, try: =Nz([YourField],"No Value")
G Guest Jun 2, 2005 #3 Where do I put this line of code? Thanks. -- Steve COA-NM Duane Hookom said: Isn't that what happens? Or, do you want to print the text "No Value"? If so, try: =Nz([YourField],"No Value") -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP Steve COA-NM said: How can I code a detail line to print No Value when the query returns no value? TIA Click to expand... Click to expand...
Where do I put this line of code? Thanks. -- Steve COA-NM Duane Hookom said: Isn't that what happens? Or, do you want to print the text "No Value"? If so, try: =Nz([YourField],"No Value") -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP Steve COA-NM said: How can I code a detail line to print No Value when the query returns no value? TIA Click to expand... Click to expand...
G Guest Jun 2, 2005 #4 Duane I did what you posted and it worked! - Thank you very much. -- Steve COA-NM Duane Hookom said: Isn't that what happens? Or, do you want to print the text "No Value"? If so, try: =Nz([YourField],"No Value") -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP Steve COA-NM said: How can I code a detail line to print No Value when the query returns no value? TIA Click to expand... Click to expand...
Duane I did what you posted and it worked! - Thank you very much. -- Steve COA-NM Duane Hookom said: Isn't that what happens? Or, do you want to print the text "No Value"? If so, try: =Nz([YourField],"No Value") -- Duane Hookom MS Access MVP Steve COA-NM said: How can I code a detail line to print No Value when the query returns no value? TIA Click to expand... Click to expand...