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Can you use IF/THEN/ELSE in an Update Query?
I am feeling really stupid........ OK. I after I did my functions, HOW DO I CALL IT in my update query? I have two tables that I've joined. And do I put it in the "update to" box? and just call it "VarVal()" (per Michael's example)? Apparently that's not right 'coz it...- superfcbear
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Can you use IF/THEN/ELSE in an Update Query?
Michael, Another really simple question...... in my "Function VarVal(Tbl1Fld1 As String) As Integer" statment, how do I declare my tbl1fld1 ? is it tbl1.fld1 or [tbl1]![fld1] THanks Michael -superfcbear- superfcbear
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Can you use IF/THEN/ELSE in an Update Query?
I know this is at someone's fingertips.... Can I use and if/then/else in an update query? Or SQL code?? I would've used iif but then I have more than 2 conditions. I need something like this: if [Table1]![field1] = "y" then [Table2]![field1]=1 else if [Table1]![field1] =...- superfcbear
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