I am having trouble using an IIf statement as criteria. It seems simple
enough but does not work. I am using a Combo box to narrow down the condtion
of inventory. My combo box is simple: Good, Bad, All
HAVING
[CONDITION_NAME]=IIf([Forms]![frmMainNew]![cboCondInv]="Good",("Repaired" Or
"New"),IIf([Forms]![frmMainNew]![cboCondInv]="Bad","Defective" Or "BER" Or
"IN-Warranty" Or "To-Outsource",Like "*"))
Access is not letting me use Or in the Then clause, saying it's too
complicated. Is there another way to do this?
Marshall Barton - 22 Apr 2008 01:36 GMT
>I am having trouble using an IIf statement as criteria. It seems simple
>enough but does not work. I am using a Combo box to narrow down the condtion
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>Access is not letting me use Or in the Then clause, saying it's too
>complicated. Is there another way to do this?
You can not include parts of an expression inside an IIf.
Each part of an And/Or must be a complete comparison.
I think this should do what you want. Note that I used two
different way to deal with an OR kind of situation to
provide examples.
IIf(Forms!frmMainNew!cboCondInv] = "Good", CONDITION_NAME =
"Repaired" Or CONDITION_NAME = "New",
IIf(Forms!frmMainNew!cboCondInv = "Bad", CONDITION_NAME
IN("Defective","BER","BER","IN-Warranty","To-Outsource"),
True)

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