I didn't know a better way to word that subject for you all ... here's what I want.
I have Table A & Query B both contain a field entitled Username.
I want a query that only shows me Usernames that are present in Query B but not Table A.
Here's what I had.
Field: Username
Table: Query B
Total: Where
Sort:
Show:
Criteria: <>([query]..[Username])
This however asks me to Enter a Parameter Value.
I also tried this in Criteria:
Criteria: Not Like([query]..[Username])
Am I putting this in the wrong syntax or is it not possible to do this in the first place?
I have Table A & Query B both contain a field entitled Username.
I want a query that only shows me Usernames that are present in Query B but not Table A.
Here's what I had.
Field: Username
Table: Query B
Total: Where
Sort:
Show:
Criteria: <>([query]..[Username])
This however asks me to Enter a Parameter Value.
I also tried this in Criteria:
Criteria: Not Like([query]..[Username])
Am I putting this in the wrong syntax or is it not possible to do this in the first place?