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help me please on a record count problem

please can someone please help me. i have mad a database in access, and its pretty amature.
i have a product table and a stock table. the products and the stock are related through the product id. each item of stock can be allocated to diffrent places e.g. stock room, van, workshop or sold. i have a filter query that shows all the stock except the records allocated to sold so not to show the sold items as stock. i then have a query that as well as other things, counts the items of stock for each product.

my problem is that if all the stock is allocated as sold it dos not show as 0 stock, it just removes the product from the query so i do not what products are out of stock.
please can someone hello me get the query to say that there in 0 stock instead of just removing the product from the query.

sorry if i have just made no sens but its my forst time posting in a forum.
thanks, Elwood
Jul 16 '07 #1
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