Yes, you can do this. I guess one thing to know/remember is:
True + True + True = True
True + True + False = False
True + False + False = False
False + False + False = False
Are your values really null though? By checkboxes, do you mean "yes/no"
fields in an Access database? If so, CBool the values when you bring them
out to be sure that there boolean true/false values.
Ray at home
"Jeff Uchtman" <uc*****@megavision.com> wrote in message
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I have 3 different check box's on a DB query display. Can I check all 3
fields and if all are <null>, base my display verses if all are on or a
mixture of on and off?
Thanks
Jeff