Possible to have 2 different formulas in one textbox's controlsource, user to choose the formula?

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Ayelet

tried using IIF?
I'd use IIF([TaxIncluded], <tax included formula>, < tax
not included formula>).
If you get an error because the expression is too long
(this happens...), put both calculations in the underlying
query, and use the shortened IIF([TaxIncluded],
[ResultWithTax], [ResultNoTax]).
HTH,
Ayelet
 

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