Hi,
I'm trying to do a very simple query and one of the fields neest to be changed to "open" or "closed" if it starts with 'P'.
So I am writing this expression:
list: if(DwgType.Table = 'p*',"Open","Closed")
its returning an "undifined function "if" in expression" error.
I'm sure this is something really silly, but could someone give me a hand please?
ThanksOriginally posted by YevSnow
list: if(DwgType.Table = 'p*',"Open","Closed")
This is SQL?|||It smells like MS-Access (or more accurately, VBA) to me.
-PatP|||Hello YevSnow,
I dont know which tool you are using but i think you should try the following
ORIGINAL CODE:
list: if(DwgType.Table = 'p*',"Open","Closed")
CHANGED CODE: TRY 1
list: if(DwgType.Table LIKE 'p%',"Open","Closed")
I would like to know which tools do you use?
if this is Excel then i think the above code should work.
otherwise tell us the tools try and ask for our help.|||It's access yea, ops did i post on the wrong forum?
I tried the % it likes it even less. It seems to be a problem with the synthax... I'll repost this on the access vba forum.
Thanks everyone!|||For MS-Access you want iif() instead of if(). I guess somebody had keyboard-stutter... Actually, they wanted to distinguish between a VBA IF statement and the "Immediate If" function, but that was a VERY long time ago!
-PatP
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