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ms access training - If statements
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Thu 19 Jul 2007, 15:36Delegate Sin said...
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If statements
I am trying to set up a statement that does the following:
Column 1 - has data
Column 2 - may or may not have data
Column 3 - is to contain the IFf statement which will check columns 1&2 and if 2 is blank, insert the contents of 1. If not, insert the contents of column 2.
Currently I can get it to insert the contents of either one or 2 at a time but not pick from both.
Fri 20 Jul 2007, 10:29Trainer Richard said...
RE: If statements
Try
=IIF([field2] is null, [field1],[field2])
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