I'm new to Access and I am trying to get familiar, I have this line
that seems to work just fine: Weight:
IIf([Score_Rating]<=3,"Low","Medium")
The Score_Rating is part of a query that does a Probability*RISK
calculation. The Probability goes from a 1-5 and the RISK goes from
1-3.
I need to have an evaluation that puts in the Weight field like
this...
1-3 = LOW
4-8 = MEDIUM
9-15 = HIGH
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. 4 1288
"Xao" <te@ivorypetal.com> wrote in message
news:2e**************************@posting.google.c om... I'm new to Access and I am trying to get familiar, I have this line that seems to work just fine: Weight: IIf([Score_Rating]<=3,"Low","Medium")
The Score_Rating is part of a query that does a Probability*RISK calculation. The Probability goes from a 1-5 and the RISK goes from 1-3.
I need to have an evaluation that puts in the Weight field like this... 1-3 = LOW 4-8 = MEDIUM 9-15 = HIGH
IIf([Score_Rating]<=3, "LOW", IIf([Score_Rating]<=8, "MEDIUM", "HIGH"))
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Try
Weight: IIf([SR]<=3,"Low",IIf([SR]<=6,"Medium","High"))
Note: Replace the SR with Score_Rating
Jeff
"Xao" <te@ivorypetal.com> wrote in message
news:2e**************************@posting.google.c om... I'm new to Access and I am trying to get familiar, I have this line that seems to work just fine: Weight: IIf([Score_Rating]<=3,"Low","Medium")
The Score_Rating is part of a query that does a Probability*RISK calculation. The Probability goes from a 1-5 and the RISK goes from 1-3.
I need to have an evaluation that puts in the Weight field like this... 1-3 = LOW 4-8 = MEDIUM 9-15 = HIGH
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
Sorry
Weight: IIf([SR]<=3,"Low",IIf([SR]<=8,"Medium","High"))
"Jeff Smith" <No***@Not.This.Address> wrote in message
news:ck**********@lust.ihug.co.nz... Try Weight: IIf([SR]<=3,"Low",IIf([SR]<=6,"Medium","High"))
Note: Replace the SR with Score_Rating
Jeff
"Xao" <te@ivorypetal.com> wrote in message news:2e**************************@posting.google.c om... I'm new to Access and I am trying to get familiar, I have this line that seems to work just fine: Weight: IIf([Score_Rating]<=3,"Low","Medium")
The Score_Rating is part of a query that does a Probability*RISK calculation. The Probability goes from a 1-5 and the RISK goes from 1-3.
I need to have an evaluation that puts in the Weight field like this... 1-3 = LOW 4-8 = MEDIUM 9-15 = HIGH
Any help with this would be greatly appreciated.
"Xao" <te@ivorypetal.com> wrote in message
news:2e**************************@posting.google.c om... I'm new to Access and I am trying to get familiar, I have this line that seems to work just fine: Weight: IIf([Score_Rating]<=3,"Low","Medium")
The Score_Rating is part of a query that does a Probability*RISK calculation. The Probability goes from a 1-5 and the RISK goes from 1-3.
I need to have an evaluation that puts in the Weight field like this... 1-3 = LOW 4-8 = MEDIUM 9-15 = HIGH
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