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Hi,
I a running a normalizing union query to transform
fields "1", "2" and "3" into a field
called "ResourceImpact". The last line of my SQL is:
WHERE [1] IS NOT NULL
This gives me records in the query where [1] is zero
because this spreadsheet was originally done in Excel and
contains zeroes. I tried:
WHERE [1] IS NOT NULL OR "0"
but this did not work. Does anyone have hints on how to
exclude these records where [1] has a value of zero?
Thank you for your help!
The record also contains the fields of "SiteNumber"
and "ObservationDate", but the entire record will not be
needed because the value of [1] is zero.
I a running a normalizing union query to transform
fields "1", "2" and "3" into a field
called "ResourceImpact". The last line of my SQL is:
WHERE [1] IS NOT NULL
This gives me records in the query where [1] is zero
because this spreadsheet was originally done in Excel and
contains zeroes. I tried:
WHERE [1] IS NOT NULL OR "0"
but this did not work. Does anyone have hints on how to
exclude these records where [1] has a value of zero?
Thank you for your help!
The record also contains the fields of "SiteNumber"
and "ObservationDate", but the entire record will not be
needed because the value of [1] is zero.