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Hello,
I am fairly new to Access and Excel. I am trying to write a
formula/expression, but I think my problem is as simple as having the
parenthese in the wrong place. The formula I have currently is as follows:
Sum(((IIf([Mapping]![Pricing]="CPM",[TPImpressions]/1000*[Mapping]![Price],IIf([Mapping]![Pricing]="CPC",[TPClicks]*[Mapping]![Price],[TPConv]*[Mapping]![Price]))))*[Mapping]![Eye Engage Cost])))))
I basically want the SUM(IF part to be evaluated first and then multiply the
result by [Mapping]![Eye Engage Cost] at the end. Currently, the formula
above returns the value in the Sum(IF, but doesn't mulitply by the Eye Engage
Cost.
Also, can anyone reccomend a website or good reference materail that will
help me understand how parentheses work in Nested Formulas other than knowing
that the innner most parentheses is always evaluated first?
I am fairly new to Access and Excel. I am trying to write a
formula/expression, but I think my problem is as simple as having the
parenthese in the wrong place. The formula I have currently is as follows:
Sum(((IIf([Mapping]![Pricing]="CPM",[TPImpressions]/1000*[Mapping]![Price],IIf([Mapping]![Pricing]="CPC",[TPClicks]*[Mapping]![Price],[TPConv]*[Mapping]![Price]))))*[Mapping]![Eye Engage Cost])))))
I basically want the SUM(IF part to be evaluated first and then multiply the
result by [Mapping]![Eye Engage Cost] at the end. Currently, the formula
above returns the value in the Sum(IF, but doesn't mulitply by the Eye Engage
Cost.
Also, can anyone reccomend a website or good reference materail that will
help me understand how parentheses work in Nested Formulas other than knowing
that the innner most parentheses is always evaluated first?