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    Lynn Cohen is offline Advanced Beginner
    Windows 7 64bit Access 2010 64bit
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    Display zero instead of null? Access 2013

    The disclaimer: I'm not a programmer.



    I have a query in Access 2013 that returns a null value. I'd like to make it display a zero instead of the null. I've searched on uses of IsNull and Nz but can't seem to make either work. Can someone give me the specific verbiage for the criteria in Expression Builder?

    Query 1 lists open projects. Fields in this query are:
    Who Owns
    Project Name
    End Date (criteria = null)

    Query 2 counts open projects by project type. Fields in this query are:
    Who Owns (set to Group By)
    Who Owns (set to Count)

    Query 2 returns these results:
    Type A 134
    Type B 3
    Type C (null)
    Type D 60

    I'd like to make that null value for Type C display as a zero.

    Many thanks!

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    CJ_London is offline VIP
    Windows 8 Access 2010 32bit
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    set the format property where you are displaying the data - perhaps your query but should be form or report
    ;;;0

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