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Question : Null fields in Microsoft Access 2007 Query
I'm trying to create a query from a bunch of tables. As I add more tables, it only returns rows where every field is filled in. Is there a way to do this so that it will show the ones that have null fields. For example, I have 9 items but not all of them are in someone's name or have a status. I'd like the query to show all 9 even though not all the fields are filled.
Answer : Null fields in Microsoft Access 2007 Query
Do LEFT OR RIGHT Joins.. or the relationships window right click on line > joing properties... then select "Select * FROM XX Table and and all matchng records from YY table"... this depends on your table structure...
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