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Old May 19th, 2004, 01:58 PM
Pedro
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Hi everyone
How can i retrieve some records, like [Thisfiled]0 in a
filter? My access version is 2002.
Tks in advance
Pedro
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Old May 19th, 2004, 02:21 PM
Rick B
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Just put that criteria into the query upon which your report is based. In
the column for your field in the criteria space just put 0


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Hi everyone
How can i retrieve some records, like [Thisfiled]0 in a
filter? My access version is 2002.
Tks in advance
Pedro


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Old May 19th, 2004, 07:33 PM
Pedro
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What if that field does not and can not exist on that
query? I had to make another field to show me a result.
Can i, for example, in the filter of properties say like =
[Text138]0 ?

Tks in advance
Pedro

-----Original Message-----
Just put that criteria into the query upon which your

report is based. In
the column for your field in the criteria space just

put 0


Rick B


"Pedro" wrote in

message
...
Hi everyone
How can i retrieve some records, like [Thisfiled]0 in a
filter? My access version is 2002.
Tks in advance
Pedro


.

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Old May 19th, 2004, 08:10 PM
Rick B
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Yes, you could do it in the Report Filter. I am not as good at that though.

Could you not add the field to your query? What are you putting in that
field? Queries can contain calculated fields as well. And then, you can
test on them.



Rick B


"Pedro" wrote in message
...
What if that field does not and can not exist on that
query? I had to make another field to show me a result.
Can i, for example, in the filter of properties say like =
[Text138]0 ?

Tks in advance
Pedro

-----Original Message-----
Just put that criteria into the query upon which your

report is based. In
the column for your field in the criteria space just

put 0


Rick B


"Pedro" wrote in

message
...
Hi everyone
How can i retrieve some records, like [Thisfiled]0 in a
filter? My access version is 2002.
Tks in advance
Pedro


.



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Old May 20th, 2004, 12:37 PM
Pedro
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Default Retrieve records on a report

That field is working on a total area and i've tried to do
it first on qry and it didn't work. Do you know how to do
it on that filter report? Cose it's not working a simple
solution like : =[Text138]0 (only positive values)
Any ideas?
Tks in advance
Pedro

-----Original Message-----
Yes, you could do it in the Report Filter. I am not as

good at that though.

Could you not add the field to your query? What are you

putting in that
field? Queries can contain calculated fields as well.

And then, you can
test on them.



Rick B


"Pedro" wrote in

message
...
What if that field does not and can not exist on that
query? I had to make another field to show me a result.
Can i, for example, in the filter of properties say like =
[Text138]0 ?

Tks in advance
Pedro

-----Original Message-----
Just put that criteria into the query upon which your

report is based. In
the column for your field in the criteria space just

put 0


Rick B


"Pedro" wrote in

message
...
Hi everyone
How can i retrieve some records, like [Thisfiled]0 in a
filter? My access version is 2002.
Tks in advance
Pedro


.



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