Excel Formulas in Access

6two6rob

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So I know that Excel supports basic programming statements like the ever useful IF statement. I was just wondering if anyone knows if it is possible to use these types of statements in Access?

I am aware that access does support Iff statements, but not IF in the query sections of access.
 

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No I meant that in the Criteria section of a query in access, it allows the use of the Iff statement, but does not understand IF(var,var,var) statements that I'm used to using in Excel.
 
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The criteria is usually for filtering records, the IIf you're describing works best in a query column (with the expression builder if you like).
 
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