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Question : Check Boxes as Query Criteria
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I have a query "RunProfile" and a form "ProfileFilterForm" with a checkbox "Check1"
If the check box is check I need the Query Criteria to = NULL for one of the fields. What kind of like/if script do I need to put in the Query Criteria of the field?
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Answer : Check Boxes as Query Criteria
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lol! That doesn't sound very close at all. -- switching to SQL view (right-click -> SQL View). -- remove the semicolon at the end of the SQL text, and add the following WHERE Clause -- Use NZ like Jim suggested to make comparisons where Null is involved.
WHERE Nz(YourFieldName,"") = IIF(Forms!ProfileFilterForm!Check1 = TRUE, "", YourFieldName)
I'm assuming that this is the only criteria in your query. If you have an existing WHERE clause, add on to it like this:
WHERE SomeOtherCriteria AND Nz(YourFieldName,"") = IIF(Forms!ProfileFilterForm!Check1 = TRUE, "", YourFieldName)
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