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luckydogli
report question
Dear all,  I just got a paradox report on our legacy system - paradox 7 for windows. I need to find out what is the underlying data for the report. I opened the report in design mode and look at the data model. It has three tables, two of them linked. Two of them are priv table. I can find the two priv tables - one empty and the other one has data. how can I find which query makes the process? thanks for your help!
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20 years ago
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Rulai.L
Thanks Steven and rum, and this starts to make some sense now. I need to figure out this logic and re-write them in sql. 
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gsempcb
Acess 2003 basic report question...
I am using Access 2003. Say you've got a report that draws some fields from a query, then spits out their values on a report. Now what if I wanted to set some sort of condition on one of the number data-type fields such that, "If is blank/zero, don't display other field."  In this report, say I want to set it up such that "If 'Hours Spent' is blank/zero, then don't display 'Project Description' (or make it blank--whatever)." And then, how would you do something like "If 'Hours Spent' is blank/zero, then don't show that particular record at all." ? Is this possible?
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19 years ago
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nashwannabe7
Ok, I was mistaken. I thought since I had not directly addressed this that it was not yet fixed. But it appears to be self-correcting--possibly as a result of what I did in correcting the other field--as I now cannot make a query that returns any blank numeric values at all in the report. So that's great. Thank you for replying.
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