Select Distinct Question

Huey462

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I suspect the answer is probably "No", but I'll ask anyways.</SPAN>

I have the following select statement for a drop down box. Is there a way to add a blank/null line when the box is clicked?</SPAN>

Code:
SELECT DISTINCT [tblChecklist].CLName FROM tblChecklist ORDER BY [tblChecklist].CLName;</SPAN>
 

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Code:
SELECT DISTINCT [tblChecklist].CLName FROM tblChecklist union all select NULL as CLName FROM tblChecklist ORDER BY CLName;
 
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Sorry for the late reply. This works...but there are ~300 blank lines with the remaining checklist names at the bottom of the list
 
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