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09.28.2006 at 06:28PM PDT, ID: 22006963
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Replace null value with zero or " "  for a MSAccess query

Asked by JMO9966 in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: null, replace, access, value, query

Hello,

Okay I'm a SQL guy and am used to replace an integer or a string that is null with a value this way:

isnull(vendor, ' ')

isnull(qty, 0)

Is there a way to do this with an Access query?

if it makes a difference, I'm switching to sql view on my Access query to pull this query into my code so I'd like the syntax not the GUI way of doing this.



Thanks,
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