Count records based off IIF query

olsen9

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So my query so far is:
Sum(IIf([tblrawdata]![DC_NO1] Is Null And [tblrawdata]![DC_NO2] Is Null And [tblrawdata]![DC_NO3] Is Null And [tblrawdata]![DC_NO4] Is Null,1,0))

Which show's me the result I am looking for which is to set the count as 1 if the records are null.

My next part of this query, I am having problems with. I need to add an Else statement that if this result is 0 then add up the count of records between the 4 fields above (tblrawdata]![DC_NO1), 2, 3 & 4.

I'm writing this as an expression in Access so I would like to keep what I have so far and add to my expression builder.

Any help I would greatly appreciate.
 

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