Iif and blank/Is null

gmazza76

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Office Version
  1. 365
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  1. Windows
Good afternoon,

I know its a simple query but I have been going round in circles

I want to create a formula as below to count the [Category] and [Assigned To] show me how many aren't aligned (ie is a blank in [Assigned To]

This is what I have so far and know I can use IsNull, but I am having an issue on how to write it.

Code:
New: Sum(IIf([table1].[Cat1]="BM" And [table1].[Name]="",1,0))

thanks in advance
Gavin
 

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