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Output if there is no record
I know this is possible in T-SQL but is it possible in Access SQL?
I have a table which is filled in as items are completed by the people doing them. I have another table that shows what tasks each is assigned to do. Now I want to have the query pull up the tasks and the results. IF there is nothing in the results table, then I want it to return a 0 so that the output shows the name, task, and result even if there is no result.
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