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John B via AccessMonster.com
In a query, I have two tables that I'm joining together with Left-Join on two
fields Here's a non-artist's rendering of the two tables
Table1
ItemType
ItemSubType
Table2
ItemType
ItemSubType
ItemDescription
It's a valid situation that the SubType in Table1 and Table2 could be null.
When that happens, I still want to pick up the ItemDescription from Table2
but I get blanks instead. I get all the records I'd expect to get but not
the ItemDescription.
For example, when joining the following records, I will not get "Apple" in
the ItemDescription of my query result for ItemType "A". It will be blanks.
Table1
ItemType = A
ItemSubType = null
Table2
ItemType = A
ItemSubType = null
ItemDescription = Apple
It acts like it won't recognize a valid join if both the join fields contain
null. If there are non-null values in the ItemType and ItemSubType fields it
works fine. Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance for looking!
fields Here's a non-artist's rendering of the two tables
Table1
ItemType
ItemSubType
Table2
ItemType
ItemSubType
ItemDescription
It's a valid situation that the SubType in Table1 and Table2 could be null.
When that happens, I still want to pick up the ItemDescription from Table2
but I get blanks instead. I get all the records I'd expect to get but not
the ItemDescription.
For example, when joining the following records, I will not get "Apple" in
the ItemDescription of my query result for ItemType "A". It will be blanks.
Table1
ItemType = A
ItemSubType = null
Table2
ItemType = A
ItemSubType = null
ItemDescription = Apple
It acts like it won't recognize a valid join if both the join fields contain
null. If there are non-null values in the ItemType and ItemSubType fields it
works fine. Am I missing something?
Thanks in advance for looking!