Show Company or Person Name in MS Access Part 2

In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I will show you how to conditionally display either a company name or a person's name using queries, calculated fields, and key functions like IsNull and string concatenation. This is part 2.

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Prerequisites

• Company or Person, Part 1
• Calculated Fields
• Concatenation
• Null Math
• Null
• IIF Function

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• Combining Names

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