microsoft access training uk - The IIf statement

Hi Ian, Thank you for the post, I remember we had a little chuckle about this on the course, so I expected you to post it as a question; Silly answer; I really dont know, I have searched and googled but no answer, it might be that in the way that Excel uses 'D' functions to distinguish those that are used in Database operations so although it is a pure IF function Access developers used an extra I to distinguish it from normal IF functions found in Excel. Hope that helps, best regards Pete.