Nothing query

B

Brian Camire

You might open a recordset based on the query and test if both BOF and EOF
are True.
 
V

Van T. Dinh

Try:

DCount("*", "YourQuery")

It should give the number of rows returned by your Select Query, including 0
for no rows returned.
 

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