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MS Access Update Query help

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Wayne - 30 Sep 2004 15:59 GMT
I've created a form that has many option boxes to help users choose
items (I need option boxes vs. combo boxes because they can choose
multiple items per category).

I've created an update query to change the value from –1 (system
automatically generates that) to the actual value I want.  In the
criteria section of the append query, I put a simple if statement:
IIf("-1","London","").  Regardless of the value that is found however,
the query changes the –1 to the ‘true' condition.

Can someone please help?
Brendan Reynolds - 30 Sep 2004 16:19 GMT
I'm not quite clear whether your expression is supposed to be looking at the
value of a form control or at a field in a table, but it is actually not
doing either one of those things, it's just looking at the literal value
"-1". It needs to be something like IIf(Forms!FormName!ControlName = -1,
"London", "") or IIf([FieldName] = -1, "London", "")

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> I've created a form that has many option boxes to help users choose
> items (I need option boxes vs. combo boxes because they can choose
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> Can someone please help?
 
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