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March 23rd, 2006, 05:07 PM
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Using the result of a IIF statement in a calculation
I created the following IIF statement
=IIf([CountOfCli File Name]51,"$225.00",IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=51 And [CountOfCli File Name]=100,"$300.00",IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=101 And [CountOfCli File Name]=250,"$400.00","$450.00"))) This works fine until I tried to use the result in another calculation. I wanted to add this calculation to a SUMOf field by using the following =Sum([=IIf([CountOfCli File Name]51,"$225.00",IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=51 And [CountOfCli File Name]=100,"$300.00",IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=101 And [CountOfCli File Name]=250,"$400.00","$450.00")))]+[SumOfSet Up Fee]) Is this possible? 
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March 24th, 2006, 05:31 AM
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Using the result of a IIF statement in a calculation
If you want the numbers to be treated as numbers, remove the
quotes and the dollar signs also, the equal sign should just be at the beginning of the equation =Sum(IIf([CountOfCli File Name]51,225.00, ... also, since the first IIF matching TRUE will be returned, you can drop the range and just test for the high value =Sum(IIf([CountOfCli File Name]51,225,IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=100,300,IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=250,400,450))) ) Have an awesome day Warm Regards, Crystal MVP Microsoft Access remote programming and training strive4peace2006 at yahoo.com Lynn L wrote: I created the following IIF statement =IIf([CountOfCli File Name]51,"$225.00",IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=51 And [CountOfCli File Name]=100,"$300.00",IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=101 And [CountOfCli File Name]=250,"$400.00","$450.00"))) This works fine until I tried to use the result in another calculation. I wanted to add this calculation to a SUMOf field by using the following =Sum([=IIf([CountOfCli File Name]51,"$225.00",IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=51 And [CountOfCli File Name]=100,"$300.00",IIf([CountOfCli File Name]=101 And [CountOfCli File Name]=250,"$400.00","$450.00")))]+[SumOfSet Up Fee]) Is this possible?
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