P
Phil
I can't get Access to tell for for anythnig.
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M
Marshall Barton
Phil said:I can't get Access to tell for for anythnig.
Yeah, Help is rather difficult to navigate in recent
versions of Access.
IN is not a function, it's an SQL expression operator. You
can get to a link to its description in Access Help -
Contents - MS Jet SQL Reference OverView - SQL Expressions.
J
Jerry Whittle
Hi,
First off keep the subjects short as most of yours was clipped off.
Second I don't know of an In() function. There's In clauses and an In
operator in SQL. You'll have to provide more data.
First off keep the subjects short as most of yours was clipped off.
Second I don't know of an In() function. There's In clauses and an In
operator in SQL. You'll have to provide more data.
P
Phil
Thank you Sir.
Marshall said:Phil wrote:
Yeah, Help is rather difficult to navigate in recent
versions of Access.
IN is not a function, it's an SQL expression operator. You
can get to a link to its description in Access Help -
Contents - MS Jet SQL Reference OverView - SQL Expressions.