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3 kwi 2013 · I have a query which includes fields named openingbalance and commissions. I would like to compute values for commissions based on openingbalance, similar to this Select Case block in Access VBA: Select Case OpeningBalance Case 0 To 5000 commission = 20 Case 5001 To 10000 commission = 30 Case 10001 To 20000 commission = 40 Case Else ...
24 kwi 2017 · MS Access does not support CASE statements. Use IIF: IIF(tsl.activitat <> '', tsl.activitat, ts.activitat ) AS Activitat. I'm not sure if Access supports aliases on LEFT JOIN either, but it probably does.
31 paź 2007 · Select/case is not available in a query. But there is an equivalent called switch() that can be used quite easily and successfully. Please read MS Access: Switch Function
28 sie 2013 · There are two formulas that will display data in upper case format when you run a Select Query. Example 1: Header: UCase([TableName].[FieldName]) Example 2: Header: StrConv([TableName].[FieldName],1) To use either of these formulas put one in the “Field” section of a blank column while in design view.
The syntax for the Case statement in MS Access is: Select Case test_expression Case condition_1 result_1 Case condition_2 result_2 ... Case condition_n result_n [ Case Else result_else ] End Select Parameters or Arguments test_expression String or numeric value.
Learn how to use the CASE statement in Microsoft Access to perform conditional logic on your data. With the CASE statement, you can easily compare values, return different results based on those values, and more.
To use this technique in your own database, follow these steps: Import the basExactMatch module from 01-13.MDB into your database. Create a query for which you wish to perform a case-sensitive search. Add all the desired fields in the query grid.
