Re: numeric format using iif function.
- From: "Frank" <fhsmith7@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 20 Jul 2005 08:29:02 -0500
Hi Fredrick:
I tried your first option by placing it in the Control Source. It did not
work. I'm not sure how to create a Public Function or exactly where to put
it as I am relative new to VBA coding. Any assistance is appreciated in this
area.
"Frank" <fhsmith7@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:RqiDe.11398$xn.11102@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>I have a text box with the following Control source IIF function. It
>returns data such as: record 1500 of 2289; 1501 of 2289; etc.
>
> I would like the numbers to have commas separate thousands. For example, I
> would like the return to be 1,500 of 2,228; 1,501 of 2,228, etc. Any
> assistance is most welcomed.
>
>
> =IIf([CurrentRecord]>(Count(*)),'New Record',('Record ' & [CurrentRecord]
> & ' of ' & Count(*)))
>
.
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