C
Claude
Dale, thanks for taking the time. Whether I get a solution or not, I think it
is damn kind of you. Below is the SQL of the troubling run that gives
"Invalid use of Null":-
SELECT [Invoices Grouped].[Invoice No], [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID,
[Invoices Grouped].ShipName, [Invoices Grouped].ExtendedPrice, [Invoices
Grouped].Freight, [Invoices Grouped].B4VAT, [Invoices Grouped].VAT, [Invoices
Grouped].InvoiceAmount
FROM Customers LEFT JOIN (([Credits Grouped] RIGHT JOIN [Invoices Grouped]
ON [Credits Grouped].CustomerID = [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID) LEFT JOIN
[Payments Grouped] ON [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID = [Payments
Grouped].CustomerID) ON Customers.CustomerID = [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID
GROUP BY [Invoices Grouped].[Invoice No], [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID,
[Invoices Grouped].ShipName, [Invoices Grouped].ExtendedPrice, [Invoices
Grouped].Freight, [Invoices Grouped].B4VAT, [Invoices Grouped].VAT, [Invoices
Grouped].InvoiceAmount
ORDER BY [Invoices Grouped].ShipName;
is damn kind of you. Below is the SQL of the troubling run that gives
"Invalid use of Null":-
SELECT [Invoices Grouped].[Invoice No], [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID,
[Invoices Grouped].ShipName, [Invoices Grouped].ExtendedPrice, [Invoices
Grouped].Freight, [Invoices Grouped].B4VAT, [Invoices Grouped].VAT, [Invoices
Grouped].InvoiceAmount
FROM Customers LEFT JOIN (([Credits Grouped] RIGHT JOIN [Invoices Grouped]
ON [Credits Grouped].CustomerID = [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID) LEFT JOIN
[Payments Grouped] ON [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID = [Payments
Grouped].CustomerID) ON Customers.CustomerID = [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID
GROUP BY [Invoices Grouped].[Invoice No], [Invoices Grouped].CustomerID,
[Invoices Grouped].ShipName, [Invoices Grouped].ExtendedPrice, [Invoices
Grouped].Freight, [Invoices Grouped].B4VAT, [Invoices Grouped].VAT, [Invoices
Grouped].InvoiceAmount
ORDER BY [Invoices Grouped].ShipName;