Hi,
I am trying to create a query where, depending on the value returned from the form, a certain column from within the query is called.
Application Test: IIf([Forms]![Dynamic Testing Form]![TextCategory]="Genius","Category1","Category2"
This is the code I thought would work, where Application Test is the name of the new column, TextCategory is the value returned from the form, and Category1 and Category2 are the columns I want to carry out depending on the result.
Within Category 1 and 2 there are 2 different criteria I want met, which is why I want one OR the other.
I'm not even sure if this is possible, and I know my explaination isn't the best, but any feedback would be greatly appreciated
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Hi,
I am trying to create a query where, depending on the value returned from the form, a certain column from within the query is called.
Application Test: IIf([Forms]![Dynamic Testing Form]![TextCategory]="Genius","Category1","Category2"
This is the code I thought would work, where Application Test is the name of the new column, TextCategory is the value returned from the form, and Category1 and Category2 are the columns I want to carry out depending on the result.
Within Category 1 and 2 there are 2 different criteria I want met, which is why I want one OR the other.
I'm not even sure if this is possible, and I know my explaination isn't the best, but any feedback would be greatly appreciated
The following should work:
Application Test: IIf([Forms]![Dynamic Testing Form]![TextCategory]="Genius",[Category1],[Category2])
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