Hello Friends,
I am using a Access 2000 database to records absentism at my store. I have a switchboard I use to access my form where I select my employees name and date they took holiday and other details..
Thats working fine.
The situation is..whenever someone requests a day off in advance I...
hello cmmrfrds,
so if I am to follow your steps then the final code should like this
Switch(L.PSYS_COLLECTOR_ID = 'CTA' AND G.TEAM <> ' ' ,G.TEAM, L.PSYS_COLLECTOR_ID = 'CTA' AND G.TEAM = ' ',C.TEAM, L.PSYS_COLLECTOR_ID <> ' ' AND L.PSYS_COLLECTOR_ID <> 'CTA', L.PSYS_TEAM_ID,G.TEAM...
Any idea to just convert it in access.
The code you are seeing about is in ANSI SQL.
I tried using IIF(...)..but gave me some obscure error message.
VALUE(G.TEAM,' ') AS CBT_TEAM,
this I can convert as Nz(G.TEAM,'') AS CBT_TEAM
Hello All,
I am trying to use this mentioned CASE statement in a Access query.
Any leads in this matter is greatly appreciated.
SELECT
VALUE(G.TEAM,' ') AS CBT_TEAM,
VALUE(L.PSYS_COLLECTOR_ID,' '),
VALUE(L.PSYS_TEAM_ID,' ') AS PSYS_TEAM,
H.LEGAL_NAME AS CUSTOMER_NAME,
CASE
WHEN...
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