If Else

[Shawn]

I am trying to use an if statement to transfer data from a quote file to an order file
This is what I have so far
=IIf([Item]="A",(DLookUp("[CUSTOMER DWG # A]","

","[SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]=

![SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]")),""

This works but I need to add if statements for Items B,C,D & E. I can not figure out how to string the if statements together
If anyone has any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Chris Nebinger]

You might want to look at the Switch Function. From the
help:
Function MatchUp (CityName As String)
Matchup = Switch(CityName = "London", "English",
CityName _
= "Rome", "Italian", CityName
= "Paris", "French")
End Function


In Your case, it would be something like:

Switch([Item]="A",DLookUp("[CUSTOMER DWG #
A]","

","[SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]=

![SIGNATURE
QUOTE NUMBER]"),[Item]="B",DLookUp("[CUSTOMER DWG #
B]","

","[SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]=

![SIGNATURE
QUOTE NUMBER]"))


Otherwise, the IIF statements get really complex:



IIF(Item="A",DLookup(A STRING),iif(Item="B",Dlookup(B
String),iif(ITem="C",dlookup(C STRING),"")))



Chris Nebinger

-----Original Message-----
I am trying to use an if statement to transfer data from a quote file to an order file.
This is what I have so far.
=IIf([Item]="A",(DLookUp("[CUSTOMER DWG # A]","","[SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]=

![SIGNATURE
QUOTE NUMBER]")),"")

This works but I need to add if statements for Items

B,C,D & E. I can not figure out how to string the if
statements together.

 

[Mike Painter]

I am trying to use an if statement to transfer data from a quote file to an order file.
This is what I have so far.
=IIf([Item]="A",(DLookUp("[CUSTOMER DWG # A]","

","[SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]=![SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]")),"")

This works but I need to add if statements for Items B,C,D & E. I can not

figure out how to string the if statements together.

If anyone has any suggestions it would be greatly appreciated.

Write a function.

If not the solution is simple but a pain.

For a bunch of then it is easier to make sure each of them work first.

IIF( This = A, true, false)
IIF( This = B, true, false)
IIF( This = B, true, false)

Then you insert
IIF( This = A, true, IIF( This = B, true, false))
IIF( This = A, true, IIF( This = B, true, IIF( This = C, true, false)))

I once worked on a system that did newspaper ads and the "language"
consisted mainly of IF statements, that had to be nested like this....

 

[Sandra]

You are asking a lot from this function, have you looked
into the case statement? This allows multiple options and
selections. The Help has a fairly good example and a
good VBA book will also. You can get VBA books on line
from www.netlibrary.com for free - it is the online
public library.

-----Original Message-----
I am trying to use an if statement to transfer data from a quote file to an order file.
This is what I have so far.
=IIf([Item]="A",(DLookUp("[CUSTOMER DWG # A]","","[SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]=

!
[SIGNATURE QUOTE NUMBER]")),"")

This works but I need to add if statements for Items

B,C,D & E. I can not figure out how to string the if
statements together.