Re: IIF() please help
- From: "rock" <khandar@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 15 Jun 2006 00:43:42 -0700
hi Bruce,
I have tried this , but it won't return anything, not even if
condition is true.....
regards,
shital
BruceM wrote:
Try testing it with text:
IIf([dbo_loc]![POSTALCODE]=[TRHazardZones]![POSTALCODE],"True","False")
Does it ever show False?
"rock" <khandar@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Dear All,
I am working on a MS Access Select query where I am using an IIF()
function
IIf([dbo_loc]![POSTALCODE]=[TRHazardZones]![POSTALCODE],[TRHazardZones]![TRZONES],'LOW')
Output: If condition is TRUE then it works, but when condition is
false it will return nothing.
I have also tried
IIf([dbo_loc]![POSTALCODE]=[TRHazardZones]![POSTALCODE],[TRHazardZones]![TRZONES],"LOW")
Regsrds,
Shital
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