Hi Monte,
If it's just those values then why not using the IIF function
Column A Column B Column C
"NR" no 1
"NR" yes 1
"Yes" yes 2
"No" yes 3
Example:
=IIF([Column B] = No, "NR", IIF([Column C] = 1, "NR", IIF([Column C] = 2,
"Yes", "No")))
I hope this helps! If you have additional questions on this topic, please
respond back to this posting.
Regards,
Eric Butts
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| In a listbox, I'd like a Column A record to show as below when Columns B
& C
| show these values:
|
|
| Column A Column B Column C
|
| "NR" no 1
| "NR" yes 1
| "Yes" yes 2
| "No" yes 3
|
|
| There are other permutations that would not apply. How do I write this
| statement in a query?
|
| Can I get the listbox to show checkbox format instead of yes/no for Column
| B?
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