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removing record in query

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Susan - 10 Jul 2006 21:25 GMT
I have the following query set up

Field1: Customer Name
Field2:PriceError:count(IIF(priceError)=-1,"")
Field2:CoachError:count(IIF(coacherror)=-1"")
Field3:Between [Start Date: ] and [End Date: ]

What I'd like to have happen is, if Price Error or Coach Error is 0, then do
not show the record at all.  I've tried several things and cannot get the
record to be removed from the query.  Help????
Ofer Cohen - 10 Jul 2006 21:40 GMT
In the criteria section of each field write <>0
In SQL it will look like

Select * From TableName Where priceError <> 0 And coacherror <> 0

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> I have the following query set up
>
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> not show the record at all.  I've tried several things and cannot get the
> record to be removed from the query.  Help????
Susan - 10 Jul 2006 22:42 GMT
I already have criteria in some of the fields such as <>n/a and Between
[Start date] and [End date].  so the end result is counting some wierd
numbers any suggestions?

> In the criteria section of each field write <>0
> In SQL it will look like
[quoted text clipped - 11 lines]
> > not show the record at all.  I've tried several things and cannot get the
> > record to be removed from the query.  Help????
 
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