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Old July 21st, 2003, 11:51 AM
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Comprehensive list of MS Access query functions

Short of the query builder while in Access, is there a comprehensible printable list (may or may not include syntax) anywhere that is available for download? Search started in an attempt to find out what the function of nz() is used for. Cannot locate a list (nor can I find out what the nz() function is used for or an explanation of what it does).
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In Access 2000, click Help - Microsoft Access Help. In the "What would you like to do" window type nz and click search. Choose the resulting "nz Function" and read all about it.

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nz() function

Thanks for the rply - left out one little <grn> detail. Using Access 97 for now. Haven't upgraded yet. Help for 97 doesn't list what this function does.
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