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    IIF Statement in MS-Access

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    The IIF statement in MS-Access allows you to evaluate whether a condition is true or false and return one value if true and another if false. The syntax is IIF(condition, true statement, false statement). For example, IIF([Field Name]>=100, "Pass", "Fail") would return "Pass" if the field is greater than or equal to 100 and "Fail" otherwise. Multiple IIF statements can be nested or combined with logical operators like AND to evaluate multiple conditions.

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    The IIF statement in MS-Access allows you to evaluate whether a condition is true or false and return one value if true and another if false. The syntax is IIF(condition, true statement, false statement). For example, IIF([Field Name]>=100, "Pass", "Fail") would return "Pass" if the field is greater than or equal to 100 and "Fail" otherwise. Multiple IIF statements can be nested or combined with logical operators like AND to evaluate multiple conditions.

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    The IIF statement in MS-Access allows you to evaluate whether a condition is true or false and return one value if true and another if false. The syntax is IIF(condition, true statement, false statement). For example, IIF([Field Name]>=100, "Pass", "Fail") would return "Pass" if the field is greater than or equal to 100 and "Fail" otherwise. Multiple IIF statements can be nested or combined with logical operators like AND to evaluate multiple conditions.

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    The IIF statement in MS-Access allows you to evaluate whether a condition is true or false and return one value if true and another if false. The syntax is IIF(condition, true statement, false statement). For example, IIF([Field Name]>=100, "Pass", "Fail") would return "Pass" if the field is greater than or equal to 100 and "Fail" otherwise. Multiple IIF statements can be nested or combined with logical operators like AND to evaluate multiple conditions.

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    HOW TO USE IIF STATEMENT IN MS-ACCESS

    ** Using IF Function in MS-Access is represented as IIF (Condition, "True", "False")


    This function is used to implement if condition in MS-Access. Just like programming
    languages we can use IIF statement in MS-Access to evaluate any expression whether it is
    true or false.

    Syntax of IIF Statement:


    IIF (Condition/Expression, True Statement, False Statement)
    Example:
    IIF ([Field Name]>=100, "Pass", "Fail")
    ** Using Multiple IIF condition in MS-Access
    We can use multiple IIF statement to evaluate multiple conditions (Nested IIF)
    Syntax of Nested IIF Statement:
    IIF ([Field Name] ="Nepal", "Nepalese", IIF ([Field Name] ="China", "Chinese", "Not Valid"))
    OR
    Combining conditions
    IIF ([Field Name]>40 AND [Field Name]>40 AND …………., "Pass", "Fail")

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