Unbound Textbox on a Report

cornishteeth

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One last question and I should be done. I have an unbound textbox on a report with a control source =Avg([FOOTAGE]). If there is a null value in FOOTAGE, I normally enter a <>0 under criteria if I was working with a query. Unfortunately, I am working with a report and I think there is no criteria area. Where would I need to do this in a report to allow Null values to not be entered into the formula.

Cheers,

Cornish Teeth
 

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From memory, the Average function ignores Nulls it does not treat them as Zeros.

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