Susan Harkins
harkinsss at bellsouth.net
Sat Feb 4 10:11:10 CST 2006
Also, break it down into individual queries -- and combine one at a time -- at least you'll know which statement is the problem -- might not give you the exact problem, but you'll be closer. If you're not getting an error, just an empty recordset, that in itself offer s a few clues -- I'd begin my search with the criteria expression and then move on to the joins. Susan H. I would copy the SQL of this query into the SQL view of a new query, then switch to design view. A lot of times for me that shows up the error in my SQL statement.