Right now, the query I built has all the records, and I set the criteria to include only records with New_Money > 0, which is right for 2 of my Prod_Cat types, but excludes other Prod_Cat types that can have 0 in New_Money. I don't want to exclude all of any one Prod_Cat.
I thought about...
I don't think that is quite what I'm looking for, I'm not using a form and the filters will not change over time. As I update the source table in the future, I plan to use the same criteria to eliminate the same record combinations. For example:
I want all instances of Prod_Cat:1 regardless...
I have a table with the following fields and data:
Prod_Cat: 1, 2, 3...10
New_Money: 0 through 999
I would like to create a query that excludes records when Prod_Cat = 6 and New_Money is not greater than 0 and Prod_Cat = 9 and New_Money is nor greater than 0. Is there a way to assign...
Bob,
Here are the specifics
Table1: Goals
Fields: Branch Text 5, ProductID Text 5, Goal Long Integer
Table2: Sales
Fields: Branch Text 5, ProductID Text 5, Sales Long Integer
The Goals table has a record for each of about 20 ProductIDs and 25 branches (500 total records). The Sales table...
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