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Ken Getz has authored another Visual How-to adapted from the Access Cookbook. This one’s about creating combo boxes that allow the user to specify a null, or “not applicable” value.
Here’s the overview:
Sometimes Access developers must create applications that require users to specify a value from a long, restricted list of data in a combo box. While that is a standard problem and has a standard solution, it is a more difficult undertaking to include a <N/A> option in your combo box that users can select to specify a null value for a particular field. The solution uses a simple Union query and an unbound combo box where users cannot enter any invalid entries, just a provided value or a special string such as “<N/A>”.
<N/A>
“<N/A>”
Check out the sample database and the video demo that walks you through the scenario.
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