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From: Jason on 26 Jan 2010 15:35 Hi all I have a crosstab query, that does what it should. However, I would like to amend it slightly, so that if a the count for a column is not null, replce the numeric value with a letter. Is this possible?
From: Duane Hookom on 26 Jan 2010 15:44
This is possible using IIf() of Nz() in your Value expression. Could you share your SQL view? Also, I thought you would want to display a letter if the value was Null, not the other way around. Please confirm your intention. Your SQL based on your question might look like: TRANSFORM IIf(Nz(Count([usiUsrLogin]),0)<>0,"A",Null) AS Expr1 SELECT tblUserSites.usiSitID FROM tblUserSites GROUP BY tblUserSites.usiSitID PIVOT tblUserSites.usiRolID; -- Duane Hookom Microsoft Access MVP "Jason" wrote: > Hi all > > I have a crosstab query, that does what it should. However, I would like to > amend it slightly, so that if a the count for a column is not null, replce > the numeric value with a letter. > > Is this possible? |