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Jake has attended:
Access Introduction course
Queries
What is the difference between null and false when making a query
RE: Queries
Hi Jake
In Access queries you usually use Is Null and Is Not Null as criteria on fields that may have blank/empty cells.
False is usually used in fields that contain check boxes where the values are True (checked) and False (Not Checked)
Hope this helps
Carlos
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