Suppose I have a field (column) called "gender" with values "male",
"female", and "unknown".
How can I write a *query* that will change these responses to a numeric
format with values of 1, 2, and 3, respectively?
Suppose I have a field (column) called "gender" with values "male",
"female", and "unknown".
How can I write a *query* that will change these responses to a numeric
format with values of 1, 2, and 3, respectively?
use a nested IIF statement
IIF(Gender="Male",1,IIF(Gender="Female,2,3))
Suppose I have a field (column) called "gender" with values "male",
"female", and "unknown".
How can I write a *query* that will change these responses to a numeric
format with values of 1, 2, and 3, respectively?
You could enter
1;"Male";2;"Female";3;"Unknown"
and change the column count to 2 and bind to column1 and set column 1
width to 0 and column 2 width to 1 as in
0;1
Suppose I have a field (column) called "gender" with values "male",
"female", and "unknown".
How can I write a *query* that will change these responses to a numeric
format with values of 1, 2, and 3, respectively?
You could enter
1;"Male";2;"Female";3;"Unknown"
and change the column count to 2 and bind to column1 and set column 1
width to 0 and column 2 width to 1 as in
0;1
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