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Sandi V November 17th 08 10:35 PM

Iif statement on mail form
 
I'm designing a mail form for conference room reservations. The composer
checks Y/N checkboxes if they need food, beverage, laptop or projector. If
both projector and laptop are unechecked, I want the cc text box to remain
blank. Otherise, I want to populate the cc text box with my own email
address. I've tried to change the datasource to:

IIf([Projector]=0 and
")

I've experimented with all kinds of parenthetical placements and keep
getting syntax errors (missing brackets, missing parens, etc.). I hope
someone can help. Thanks. -- Sandi

Sandi V November 17th 08 11:00 PM

Iif statement on mail form
 
I got it: Here's what worked: I can't see what's different than the original
other than the AND is all caps. Guess that matters.

IIf([Projector]=0 AND ")

original:
IIf([Projector]=0 and ")


"Sandi V" wrote:

I'm designing a mail form for conference room reservations. The composer
checks Y/N checkboxes if they need food, beverage, laptop or projector. If
both projector and laptop are unechecked, I want the cc text box to remain
blank. Otherise, I want to populate the cc text box with my own email
address. I've tried to change the datasource to:

IIf([Projector]=0 and
")

I've experimented with all kinds of parenthetical placements and keep
getting syntax errors (missing brackets, missing parens, etc.). I hope
someone can help. Thanks. -- Sandi



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