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    bomich is offline Novice
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    Setting query criteria which only shows records that have a value in a field

    Basically I have a date field called "Arrival Date" and I want my query to only show records which have arrived (and therefore have an arrival date).



    I'm an access noob but I imagine it's quite a simple solution.. and I'm being quite simple. I just can't think how to do it!!

    I can query the opposite (e.g. Criteria: Is Null) is there a reverse like "Is Full" or something...?!

    Thanks.

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    JoeM is offline VIP
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    Whenever you want the reverse of something in Access/SQL, "NOT" is the word to remember, i.e.
    Criteria: Not Is Null

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    bomich is offline Novice
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    Ahh.. I thought it would be something like that.

    Thanks Joe!

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