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04.27.2007 at 02:36PM PDT, ID: 22539546
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If Then Statements in Access Report Text Box

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I'm writing a report in Access 2003.  I have a field [esstatuste] that will contain one of three options: supervised, unsupervised or null.  I'm trying to create a text box that will show either "UNSUPERVISED", "SUPERVISED" or nothing based on those three options.  Here's what I tried but I get only blanks with this expression:

=IIf(([esstatuste]="unsupervised","UNSUPERVISED"),IIf([esstatuste]="supervised","SUPERVISED"))

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