Access Question. Date Formula in a Query in the Field

gheyman

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Expr1: DateDiff("d",[PDIR Due Date],Now())

I put this formula in my query and it works. But I would like to change it to an Iff statement where it only does this formula if [PDIR Completed] is blank.

Can I do that?
 
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Days_Late: IIf([PDIR Completed] Is Null,DateDiff("d",[PDIR Due Date],Now()),"")
 
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THis looks a little iffy because datediff returns a long integer but your "else" condition returns a string. Might work for reports, query results only but be careful if this data has to be used or saved in a table (the mixed up data types could cause problems).
 
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