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    Access query HELP!

    Have a query that shows customer [Total Due]-[Amount Paid] to get a balance. Is returing the balances but is also returing all the 0.00 balances. I only want the ones that have a balance due but can not figure out how to do this. Propably a really easy solution. Please help!

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    Add criteria/filter

    ([Total Due]-[Amount Paid]) > 0

    but assumes nobody has OverPaid (negative balance)

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    Ok, just pasted that in my criteria, have tried this before and it will not give me any records then. Ask for parameter for [Total Due] and [Total Paid]. Not sure why am getting this, any ideals?

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    Please show the sql for your query.

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    rlh1963 is offline Novice
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    Please look at next

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    rlh1963 is offline Novice
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    Can I send it to your e-mail to look at?

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    Did you try to paste it in your message directly?

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    rlh1963 is offline Novice
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    Yes would not paste for some reason. Is there another way to do it?

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