how to pull the correct answer from multiple choice questions database?

[mb60]

sir
In my database I have one column for question. Four columns are meant for options 1,2,3,4. The 5th column is YES/NO column.
The answers for the questions are entered into 5th column by a option box.
Now I would like to print a report with the questions and correct answers which are present in the 1,2,3,4 columns.

Example

Q) aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
1) bbbbbbbb 2) cccccc 3) ddddd 4) eeeeeee
answer = 2

I would like to have the question answer in the report as given below
Q) aaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa
answer = 2) cccccc

Thank you

[NeoPa]

I understand your question, but I have no reference points included from which to give you an answer. I would suggest using the function Choose(), but I would require the SQL you have so far to provide a more helpful usage example of the function.

[mb60]

Thank you sir
where I have to place that function in the database?
I don't know anything about SQL

[NeoPa]

And I (still) no nothing about your SQL. Please reread my last post to find out what you need to do to get more help. To clarify further, see below :

To extract the SQL from a QueryDef (saved Access query) it is only necessary to view the query in SQL View. This shows the underlying SQL for the QueryDef and is text (See Access QueryDefs Mis-save Subquery SQL for problems with SubQueries). When a QueryDef is open (either in Design View or Datasheet View) it is possible to switch to the SQL View simply by selecting View \ SQL View from the menu.

From here it is simple to Copy & Paste it to wherever you need it.

[mb60]

sir
As you directed I extracted SQL and pasting here

SELECT questionbank.question, questionbank.ID, questionbank.[1], questionbank.[2], questionbank.[3], questionbank.[4], questionbank.answer, questionbank.[select]
FROM questionbank
WHERE (((questionbank.[select])=-1));

[NeoPa]

Thank you.

The Choose() function would be something like line #9 :

SELECT [Question],
       [ID],
       [1],
       [2],
       [3],
       [4],
       [Answer],
       [Select],
       Choose([Answer],[1],[2],[3],[4]) AS AnswerText
 
FROM   [QuestionBank]
 
WHERE  [Select]

[mb60]

Thank you sir
successfully I got what I want that result
I salute for your interest in solving such problems
No words to express my happiness
(pl ignore the mistakes if any, in my english)

[NeoPa]

Very pleased to hear it.

We do try to ignore language problems, but sometimes it's hard to understand. This thread was no problem though.