J
Jeff
I'm using an Access 2000 database with nearly a million
records, but a good number of fields have "null" values in
them. I wanted to update all of the null values with some
kind of data to keep it sortable and searchable.
I tried multiple ways of using an update query with no
success and from Access Help, I tried to use the Find and
Replace feature, which says it can find Null values by
typing "null" or "is null" and making sure the 'Search is
formatted' box is checked - but this doesn't work either.
I also tried to find zero-length fields by using "" - but
this didn't work either. Maybe I'm missing something in
my queries. If anyone has an update / append query that
locates and replaces Null values, can you post it up?
Thanks!
records, but a good number of fields have "null" values in
them. I wanted to update all of the null values with some
kind of data to keep it sortable and searchable.
I tried multiple ways of using an update query with no
success and from Access Help, I tried to use the Find and
Replace feature, which says it can find Null values by
typing "null" or "is null" and making sure the 'Search is
formatted' box is checked - but this doesn't work either.
I also tried to find zero-length fields by using "" - but
this didn't work either. Maybe I'm missing something in
my queries. If anyone has an update / append query that
locates and replaces Null values, can you post it up?
Thanks!