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that was amazing. &nbsp;It worked. &nbsp;Thanks for that tip to make a function. &nbsp; It makes a lot of sense. &nbsp; Leaving the office on a good note! &nbsp;have a good weekend.
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that was amazing.  It worked.  Thanks for that tip to make a function.   It makes a lot of sense.   Leaving the office on a good note!  have a good weekend.

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pdvsa,<br />
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Make sure that logic is correct! &nbsp;It is not configured exactly like your IIF() statement was.<br />
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Have a good weekend.<br />
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Dale
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pdvsa,

Make sure that logic is correct!  It is not configured exactly like your IIF() statement was.

Have a good weekend.

Dale

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Fyed, yes, I discovered I had to tweak it just a bit. &nbsp;It works great! &nbsp;Thank you
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Fyed, yes, I discovered I had to tweak it just a bit.  It works great!  Thank you

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experts, I get a #error in the attached query. &nbsp;I know the reason but I dont know how to fix. &nbsp;If you delete the date in &nbsp;[UltimateExpirey] then the #error goes away. &nbsp;<br />
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here is the calculation: &nbsp;<br />
NotifyByDate: IIf([DateOfExpirey]&lt;[<b>UltimateExpirey</b>],[DateOfExpirey]-Format(N<wbr />z([tblAuto<wbr />Extend_Eve<wbr />rgreen].[D<wbr />aysNotice]<wbr />,0),&quot;m/dd/<wbr />yyyy&quot;),For<wbr />mat([DateO<wbr />fExpirey]-<wbr />Nz([tblAut<wbr />oExtend_Ev<wbr />ergreen].[<wbr />DaysNotice<wbr />],0),&quot;m/dd<wbr />/yyyy&quot;))<br />
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Please open attached and open the query &quot;error&quot;. &nbsp;There are 2 tables and 1 query. &nbsp;<br />
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thank you.<br />
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experts, I get a #error in the attached query.  I know the reason but I dont know how to fix.  If you delete the date in  [UltimateExpirey] then the #error goes away.  

here is the calculation:  
NotifyByDate: IIf([DateOfExpirey]<[UltimateExpirey],[DateOfExpirey]-Format(Nz([tblAutoExtend_Evergreen].[DaysNotice],0),"m/dd/yyyy"),Format([DateOfExpirey]-Nz([tblAutoExtend_Evergreen].[DaysNotice],0),"m/dd/yyyy"))

Please open attached and open the query "error".  There are 2 tables and 1 query.  

thank you.

#Error in query, Date

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