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Are you using MS ACCESS SQL or SQL Server ?
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Are you using MS ACCESS SQL or SQL Server ?

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Hi,<br />
Please try this ...<br />
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<b>MS ACCESS</b><br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-41969376-1">IIf( [Months] &gt; 19 AND [Months] &lt;= 25 , [StkValue]*0.6 , [StkValue] )</code></pre>
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<b>SQL SERVER</b><br />
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<pre><code id="code-20-41969376-2">CASE WHEN [Months] &gt; 19 AND [Months] &lt;= 25 THEN [StkValue]*0.6 ELSE [StkValue] END </code></pre>
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Hope it helps!
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Hi,
Please try this ...

MS ACCESS



IIf( [Months] > 19 AND [Months] <= 25 , [StkValue]*0.6 , [StkValue] )


SQL SERVER



CASE WHEN [Months] > 19 AND [Months] <= 25 THEN [StkValue]*0.6 ELSE [StkValue] END 


Hope it helps!

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Hi Pawan, that looks promising. However, I get a date conversion from string error. This is the full formula: -<br />
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CASE WHEN DATEDIFF(m , dbo.MyView.LastMoved , '31/12/2016') + 1 &gt;&nbsp;19 AND DATEDIFF(m , dbo.MyView.LastMoved , '31/12/2016') + 1 &lt;= 25 THEN dbo.InvWarehouse.QtyOnHand<wbr /> * dbo.InvWarehouse.UnitCost * 0.6 ELSE 0 END
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Hi Pawan, that looks promising. However, I get a date conversion from string error. This is the full formula: -

CASE WHEN DATEDIFF(m , dbo.MyView.LastMoved , '31/12/2016') + 1 > 19 AND DATEDIFF(m , dbo.MyView.LastMoved , '31/12/2016') + 1 <= 25 THEN dbo.InvWarehouse.QtyOnHand * dbo.InvWarehouse.UnitCost * 0.6 ELSE 0 END

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I have this in Access:<br />
60%: IIf(IIf([Months]&gt;19,IIf([M<wbr />onths]&lt;=25<wbr />,[StkValue<wbr />]*0.6))&gt;0,<wbr />[StkValue]<wbr />*0.6,0)<br />
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Does anyone know the SQL syntax?<br />
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In English: if Month number is greater than 19 and less than or equal to 25 then Stock Value multiplied by .6
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I have this in Access:
60%: IIf(IIf([Months]>19,IIf([Months]<=25,[StkValue]*0.6))>0,[StkValue]*0.6,0)

Does anyone know the SQL syntax?

In English: if Month number is greater than 19 and less than or equal to 25 then Stock Value multiplied by .6

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