I have attempted to use the following IIF statement in a query, with no success.
Iif([Branch]="580" OR "585", Iif(Month([Estimate_Comple ted])=Month(Now()), [Charge]=[Charge]+40), Iif(Month([Estimate_Comple ted])=Month(Now()), [Charge]=[Charge]+100) Iif(Month([Layout_Complete d])=Month(Now()),[Charge]=[Charge]+100))
I tried to include a field in my query name Charge using the,
Charge:Iif(...c ode above...)
Method, but I get the following error;
You have entered an operator, such as the + operator, in an expression without a corresponding operand.
What the hell does this mean? Help?
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Trying to follow your code has given me a worse headache than if I had drunk an entire bottle of Catain Morgan, but the first (and maybe only) mistake is:
[Branch]="580" OR "585"
This needs to be
[Branch]="580" OR [Branch] ="585"
Linq ;0)> JKing 1,206
Recognized Expert Top Contributor
You need to set something = "585" in your OR clause...
Try this -
Iif([Branch]="580" OR [Branch] = "585", Iif(Month([Estimate_Completed])=Month(Now()), [Charge]=[Charge]+40), Iif(Month([Estimate_Completed])=Month(Now()), [Charge]=[Charge]+100) Iif(Month([Layout_Completed])=Month(Now()),[Charge]=[Charge]+100))
-
On a side note there maybe a missing comma or bracket in there but lets try one thing at a time.
I have attempted to use the following IIF statement in a query, with no success.
Iif([Branch]="580" OR "585", Iif(Month([Estimate_Comple ted])=Month(Now()), [Charge]=[Charge]+40), Iif(Month([Estimate_Comple ted])=Month(Now()), [Charge]=[Charge]+100) Iif(Month([Layout_Complete d])=Month(Now()),[Charge]=[Charge]+100))
I tried to include a field in my query name Charge using the,
Charge:Iif(...c ode above...)
Method, but I get the following error;
You have entered an operator, such as the + operator, in an expression without a corresponding operand.
What the hell does this mean? Help?
I've never seen anyone close the IIF bracket before starting the next iif, so that could be causing the error. I fixed the brackets and added commas, and added the "" for if the statement is false. Try this: - Iif([Branch]="580" OR [Branch] = "585", Iif(Month([Estimate_Completed])=Month(Now()), [Charge]=([Charge]+40), Iif(Month([Estimate_Completed])=Month(Now()), [Charge]=([Charge]+100), Iif(Month([Layout_Completed])=Month(Now()),[Charge]=[Charge]+100, ""))))
-
JKing 1,206
Recognized Expert Top Contributor
Trying to follow your code has given me a worse headache than if I had drunk an entire bottle of Catain Morgan, but the first (and maybe only) mistake is:
[Branch]="580" OR "585"
This needs to be
[Branch]="580" OR [Branch] ="585"
Linq ;0)>
Must have been responding at the same time there Linq didn't mean to step on your toes though it seems we both came to the same conclusion.
Ouch! LOL! I try to check before posting, but the way this forum is set up makes it a real pain! If you get distracted at all in mid-reply, to check before posting you've got to copy your response, back out and reload the page, and if no one else has replied, click on "Post a reply" and paste your response in and post it! Life's way too short!
Linq ;0)>
The guys that really frost me, and we don't see much of it here, knock wood, are the ones who come along hours later and post a solution/answer that's already been posted!
The guys that really frost me, and we don't see much of it here, knock wood, are the ones who come along hours later and post a solution/answer that's already been posted!
sorry, i was just fixing the brackets and commas that no one addressed
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