A bit confusing in the Title.
I have a table that has a min & max number however, some entries do not have a maximum its unlimited. is there any solution to show this other than having 9999999999999999999999999999999.
A bit confusing in the Title.
I have a table that has a min & max number however, some entries do not have a maximum its unlimited. is there any solution to show this other than having 9999999999999999999999999999999.
No. There is no representation for 'infinite'. There must be a value in the field if you want to use the min and max fields as criteria. I don't think 31 9's are necessary. Can a number field even accept that many digits?
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you could leave the max field blank (null) to indicate no maximum - your formula would then be for example
avalue between minvalue and nz(maxvalue,avalue)
Yes, can leave field Null and handle with Nz() function but as Ajax shows, still need to provide a value for the criteria.
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