I have a query (CombinedQuery) that pulls values from two other
queries to use on a subform. If Query2 has no records, then Query1
comes up blank also. Any idea why this happens?
KARL DEWEY - 29 May 2008 19:09 GMT
It be because of the way you connect the subquery. Post your query SQL.

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> I have a query (CombinedQuery) that pulls values from two other
> queries to use on a subform. If Query2 has no records, then Query1
> comes up blank also. Any idea why this happens?
Jerry Whittle - 29 May 2008 19:36 GMT
You have an Inner join between them. Therefore they both need matching
records or neither will show.
In query design view double click on the join line between the two until a
dialog box shows up. Try one of the other options and see what happens.

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> I have a query (CombinedQuery) that pulls values from two other
> queries to use on a subform. If Query2 has no records, then Query1
> comes up blank also. Any idea why this happens?