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null vs empty vs blank vs missing
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w***@gmail.com
2016-05-12 12:18:06 UTC
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I have a field I'm using conditional formatting in. Some of the conditions depend on whether there's any data in the field. It was working fine using ISBlank until I deleted data from one of the records, now the formatting doesn't work. What's the "status" of a field that had data in it but doesn't anymore?
w***@gmail.com
2016-05-12 12:57:47 UTC
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I have a date field I'm using conditional formatting in. Some of the conditions depend on whether there's any data in the field. It was working fine using ISBlank until I deleted data from one of the records, now the formatting doesn't work. What's the "status" of a field that had data in it but doesn't anymore?
AaronKempf.com | CareerDBA.com | FullStackWP.com
2021-01-11 10:34:48 UTC
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SQL Server makes this easier. There is ISNULL and NULLIF statements, and a hundred other functions that make this drop dead simple.
I just don't think that Access is competitive because the language isn't as powerful as SQL Server.
I mean SQLCLR can do 100 times as much stuff as what VBA can do.

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