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For my database I am attempting to do two things:
1. Typically tax can be calculated based on state(very easy)
2. Occasionally tax can be exempt or a couple of other conditions that make
tax not computable for this DB so I created a check box that displays an
input box for these situations. A calculated tax amount can be typed into
the box which saves the value in a typically blank field in my table. I have
tried using the following statement to tell the report which calculated
amount to use based on the situation. This statement is in the control
source property
=IIf(IsNull([Tax]),[txtSubTotal]*[Selected project
contact].Form!TaxRate,[Tax])
When the form is reviewed all that is displayed is "#Name"
Thank You,
Mike Konopinski
1. Typically tax can be calculated based on state(very easy)
2. Occasionally tax can be exempt or a couple of other conditions that make
tax not computable for this DB so I created a check box that displays an
input box for these situations. A calculated tax amount can be typed into
the box which saves the value in a typically blank field in my table. I have
tried using the following statement to tell the report which calculated
amount to use based on the situation. This statement is in the control
source property
=IIf(IsNull([Tax]),[txtSubTotal]*[Selected project
contact].Form!TaxRate,[Tax])
When the form is reviewed all that is displayed is "#Name"
Thank You,
Mike Konopinski