Tina Norris Fields
tinanfields at torchlake.com
Tue Aug 15 11:02:06 CDT 2006
Hi again, Okay, I think I've got the solution - use the -1 value instead of "Yes" for the criteria - that makes my IEP-Sort field get the number I want. But, why doesn't the other way around work? Tina Tina Norris Fields wrote: > Hi all, > > Well, you helped me yesterday with my tab control background color issue. > > I've got another one to solve pronto. > > My client wanted three yes/no checkboxes for each student, labeled > IEP-10, IEP-11, and IEP-12 - these were to indicate whether an IEP > evaluation had been carried out for the student and in which grade, 10, > 11, or 12. At the time, I was assured this was never going to be used > for sorting. Riiiiight! So, there are three separate fields in the > student table. > > Now, we need to create a report showing all students for whom the IEP > has been carried out, and - you guessed it - sort first on the IEP > grade (10, 11, or 12), and then alphabetically by student name. > > I decided to add a computed field to my query that looks for a "Yes" in > any of the three fields, and to give a value to that field based on > which IEP field was "Yes" like so: > IEP-Sort:Iif([IEP-10]="Yes", 10, Iif([IEP-11] = "Yes", 11, > Iif([IEP-12]="Yes", 12, ""))) > > The idea then, is to sort on the computed field. The query finds the > records and fills in all the fields correctly except for my IEP-Sort > field - there it gives me the #Error. Okay, I don't know what my error > is. Please, how do I figure out my goof and fix it? I will be watching > for a reply and trying to think it out at the same time. Any help > appreciated. > > Thanks, > Tina > > >