ACCESS: Not Null Question

gheyman

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I want to change this to Not Null from Is Null. Any help is appreciated

TAT: IIf([PDIR Completed] Is Null,DateDiff("d",[PDIR Due Date],[PDIR Completed],"")

Thanks for the help!
 

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I think just add the not:

Code:
TAT: IIf([PDIR Completed] Is Not Null,DateDiff("d",[PDIR Due Date],[PDIR Completed],"")
 
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What would really help is an "IIF" neither was null then DateDiff("d",[PDIR Due Date],[PDIR Completed]
 
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Thanks Xenou!

And I got the "And" statement

IIf(([PDIR Completed] Is Not Null) And ([PDIR Submission Date] Is Not Null),DateDiff("d",[PDIR Submission Date],[PDIR Completed]),"")
 
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