Dear all
I want to set a query requirement as "Not equal to "Sugar"as on my list
Thanks
Dear all
I want to set a query requirement as "Not equal to "Sugar"as on my list
Thanks
Maybe:
<> "Sugar"
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Bob Fitzpatrick
Strange, i try <>" 自理 " but this is not working
it returns with no values
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Here is the quote
SELECT Registration.ID, Registration.Appl, Registration.Gender, Registration.C_FULLNAME, Registration.FULLNAME, Hotel.HOTELNAME, Registration.ARR_TRF, Registration.Arr_Date, Registration.Arr_Flight, Registration.Arr_Time, Registration.Departure, Registration.Dept_Date, Registration.Dept_Flight, Registration.Dept_Time, Registration.[Pick up]
FROM Hotel INNER JOIN Registration ON Hotel.ID = Registration.ID
WHERE (((Registration.ARR_TRF)<>"自理"));
Are you trying to use characters you see in a table field that has been encrypted? You are copying these characters in order to be able to use them?
The more we hear silence, the more we begin to think about our value in this universe.
Paraphrase of Professor Brian Cox.
"自理" this is what on the data in the field
when i put = "自理", all retrieve out
Not i want all data except "自理"
Eric
Try (in SQL view)
NOT ( fieldname = "自理" )
In post 3 you include a space " 自理 ". In your sql, you do not, but I don't think that's the problem if you've got the correct record field value in post 7?
<>"自理" works for me when a test field contains 自理 and the field is text. Perhaps you have some sort of mask involved, though a password type field mask can only show *'s AFAIK. Or is this a number field? You might have to post a zipped copy of your db so we can investigate better.