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    crxftw is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Missing client details report


    Hello. This one seems like a joke but I am trying to find a best way to design a report that shows me if client is missing any of the details (home number, mobile number, work number, e-mail, payment method) on Clients table and then display it somehow on a report. Any ideas how it would look nice instead of having full list of clients.

    Thanks.

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    NoellaG is offline VIP
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    Hi,

    a possible method would be to create a worktable with the fields:
    clientID
    clientName
    clientMissingInfo

    Before starting the report:
    empty the table with a delete query, fill it using append queries: for instance first select all clients where home number is empty and for each result line add a line with the clientID, name and the text "Home number". Do this for each field you have to check.
    Then create a report based on the working table.

    Using VBA or a macro this could easily be automated.

    gr
    NG

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    crxftw is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Thanks that's a neat idea will keep it in mind when it's more needed. Right now I manage with just opening Clients table in datasheet view and using blank filters to sort all clients who have any of them blank.

    Thanks a lot tho!

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    rpeare is offline VIP
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    When you're building your report base the report on a query, in the criteria of the query put IS NULL in any field you're concerned about and make sure the IS NULL is in a separate line from any other item that you're looking for. So for instance if you are looking for a missing homephone, cell phone and email only you would have IS NULL in each one of these columns in your query but each IS NULL would be on a separate line.

    This should return any person who is missing any of these pieces of information.

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