A
Angelita Guevara
I've got the following expression which works quite nicely;
=IIf([EXPR4]=2222,[Description] & ", " & [TITLE] & "," & Left([EXPR2],5) & "
- " & "present",[Description] & ", " & [TITLE] & "," & Left([EXPR2],5) & " -"
& [EXPR4])
However, the time is ripe to add another conditional statement; hence, more
IIF as follows:
=IIf([EXPR3]=[EXPR2]), [Description] & "," & [TITLE] & "," & LEFT
([EXPR2],5), [DESCRIPTION] & "," & [TITLE] & "," & LEFT ([EXPR2],5) & "-" &
[EXPR4])
Any ideas how BEST to fit this new condition within the original IIF
statement above?
If it helps, please refer to the following syntax:
[EXPR2] = RIGHT ([EFFECTIVE_DATE],13)
[EXPR3] = RIGHT ([THRU_DATE],13)
[EXPR4] = LEFT ([EXPR3],5)
Please and...
Thanks,
angelita
=IIf([EXPR4]=2222,[Description] & ", " & [TITLE] & "," & Left([EXPR2],5) & "
- " & "present",[Description] & ", " & [TITLE] & "," & Left([EXPR2],5) & " -"
& [EXPR4])
However, the time is ripe to add another conditional statement; hence, more
IIF as follows:
=IIf([EXPR3]=[EXPR2]), [Description] & "," & [TITLE] & "," & LEFT
([EXPR2],5), [DESCRIPTION] & "," & [TITLE] & "," & LEFT ([EXPR2],5) & "-" &
[EXPR4])
Any ideas how BEST to fit this new condition within the original IIF
statement above?
If it helps, please refer to the following syntax:
[EXPR2] = RIGHT ([EFFECTIVE_DATE],13)
[EXPR3] = RIGHT ([THRU_DATE],13)
[EXPR4] = LEFT ([EXPR3],5)
Please and...
Thanks,
angelita