Hi, Sharon.
Can someone help with this iif statement in a query?
Try:
SELECT IIF([Price Code]="Standard Pricing",[Sale Price], IIF([Price
Code]="GM Pricing", IIF([Special Price GM] = 0, [Sale Price], [Special Price
GM]))) AS Price
FROM tblPricing;
. . . where tblPricing is the name of the table and Price is the name of the
column where the appropriate price will be displayed.
HTH.
Gunny
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Sharon said:
Can someone help with this iif statement in a query? This is an inventory
database with two price scales. Here are my variables:
IIf([Price Code]="Standard Pricing",[Sale Price])
IIf([Price Code]="GM Pricing", [Special Price GM])
IIf([Price Code]="GM Pricing", IIf(And([Special Price GM]=0,[Sale Price])
How would I put that together so that it would cover all bases?