It's basically the same isn't it? For the most part? SQL code is recognized by Microsoft Access. Anyway, I'm just trying to sort this out. We don't...

Thanks. I changed it to the code below and it gave me a syntax error "missing operator in query expression".

TITLE.MilSrchPerfrmed,

TITLE.AttySigned,

TITLE.CompltDrafted,

TITLE.Compltverrecd,

TITLE.Compltversent,

TITLE.ExamStarted,

TITLE.ExamComplete,

TITLE.brchltrwaived,

TITLE.brchltrreccorr,

TITLE.TitleRptOrdd,

TITLE.TitleRptRecd,

ODOC.LNARecd,

ODOC.OrigNoteRecd,

ODOC.ChainofTitleCorrect,

ODOC.ChainofTitleIncorrect,

ODOC.ChainofTitle,

ODOC.NoteCertExec,

CASE When TITLE.MilSrchPerfrmed is null...