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MS Access Forum / Queries / April 2008

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Lost - 26 Apr 2008 21:43 GMT
I want to set up a query that has

Product Name

Yes / No #1

Yes / No #2

Yes / No #3

What I want to know is if possible how to pick up any of the three yes / No
that say yes.   I do not care if one say yes and two say no i want it to show
the product.

Thank You in advance
Evi - 26 Apr 2008 22:36 GMT
If these are Yes/No fields then, in the Criteria row, in query design, umder
field 1 put
TRUE
on the first row
under field 2 put
TRUE in the row below that
and for field 3
put TRUE the next row down

do not put any quote marks around the word TRUE.

another way to do this is, under any of these fields, in the first criteria
row, type

[Field1] OR [Field2] OR [Field3]

(replace Field1, 2 3 with the real names of your fields

If these are Text Fields then put
"Yes"
(with the quote marks)
in the Criteria row

Evi

> I want to set up a query that has
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> Thank You in advance
 
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