Hi there
Is there any way of de-selecting all the fields in Access 2007 Design View of a query ?
Regards
Peter
Hi there
Is there any way of de-selecting all the fields in Access 2007 Design View of a query ?
Regards
Peter
Are you wanting to remove all the fields form the query's grid?
Boyd Trimmell aka Hitechcoach
Database Architect and Problem Solver
Microsoft MVP - Access Expert
25+ years specializing in Accounting, Inventory, and CRM systems
"If technology doesn't work for people, then it doesn't work."
Yes. I will then select one or two columns. But deselecting all of them manually is a pain.
If you are deleting all the fields I normally just start a new query and add the tables. You also could delete the tables(s) and add then back.
I assume you are in the query design view and you are click at the top of a column to select it.
You can also select one column. Then hold hold the shift key and use the left or right arrow key to select a range. Then press the delete key.
You can also click to select the first column and while holding do the mouse drag over all the columns you want to select.
Boyd Trimmell aka Hitechcoach
Database Architect and Problem Solver
Microsoft MVP - Access Expert
25+ years specializing in Accounting, Inventory, and CRM systems
"If technology doesn't work for people, then it doesn't work."
The problem is that I will never know which fields are empty because of quite a dynamic nature of this data. So first I need to run the select * from x query and then take a look and exclude those fields that are empty. In this scenario I have to go through 45 checkboxes and deselect them manually.Which is a pain.
In 15+ years developing many applications with Access I have not had to do anything like this.
I am regularly filtering out records not fields in the same record.
How many table are in the query to get so many field in a single record?
Does your query return multiple records?
Boyd Trimmell aka Hitechcoach
Database Architect and Problem Solver
Microsoft MVP - Access Expert
25+ years specializing in Accounting, Inventory, and CRM systems
"If technology doesn't work for people, then it doesn't work."