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replyReply Thu 31 May 2007, 14:45Delegate Jonathan said...

Jonathan has attended:
Access Intermediate course

If, function

How do I use the If function in Access?

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replyReply Fri 1 Jun 2007, 09:41Trainer Richard said...

RE: If, function

The IF function in access works the same as in Excel, however the name of the function is IIF. Also, instead of evaluating a cell, you would be evaluating a field name.

Look in the help section for IIF FUNCTION for all the fine details.

 

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