Hello, and thank you for taking a look at my problem!
There are four fields of relevance: [tblVeg].[Vegetable], [tblPrice].[PriceID], [tblPrice].[Price], [tblPrice].[DatePriced]. There are hundreds of different vegetables, and thousands of days that constitute the primary key [PriceID] value.
Every day, all the vegetables get a new price; unfortunately, certain vegetables have never been priced. Some have been given a price at least once, so I don't care about those. How do I find out which vegetables have never been given a price?
I tried my hand using Dlookup, but it keeps returning vegetables that have been priced.
Thank you very much - I appreciate your brilliance!
There are four fields of relevance: [tblVeg].[Vegetable], [tblPrice].[PriceID], [tblPrice].[Price], [tblPrice].[DatePriced]. There are hundreds of different vegetables, and thousands of days that constitute the primary key [PriceID] value.
Every day, all the vegetables get a new price; unfortunately, certain vegetables have never been priced. Some have been given a price at least once, so I don't care about those. How do I find out which vegetables have never been given a price?
I tried my hand using Dlookup, but it keeps returning vegetables that have been priced.
Thank you very much - I appreciate your brilliance!