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Something like<br />
IIF ((((txtMST-txtMoistureMx)*<wbr />txtCleanCW<wbr />T)*txtDisS<wbr />chd1) &lt;= 0,0,&quot;&quot;)
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Something like
IIF ((((txtMST-txtMoistureMx)*txtCleanCWT)*txtDisSchd1) <= 0,0,"")

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This was perfect...<br />
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= IIf((Nz(txtMST, 0) - Nz(txtMoistureMax, 0)) * Nz(txtCleanCWT, 0) * Nz(txtDisSchd1, 0) &gt;= 0, (Nz(txtMST, 0) - Nz(txtMoistureMax, 0)) * Nz(txtCleanCWT, 0) * Nz(txtDisSchd1, 0), 0)
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This was perfect...

= IIf((Nz(txtMST, 0) - Nz(txtMoistureMax, 0)) * Nz(txtCleanCWT, 0) * Nz(txtDisSchd1, 0) >= 0, (Nz(txtMST, 0) - Nz(txtMoistureMax, 0)) * Nz(txtCleanCWT, 0) * Nz(txtDisSchd1, 0), 0)

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And I'm going to post another formula issue titled, &quot;Final Excel to Access calculation issue&quot;
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And I'm going to post another formula issue titled, "Final Excel to Access calculation issue"

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I have an Excel formula that looks like:<br />
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=IFERROR((MAX((((G11-$M$5)<wbr />*F11)*$M$6<wbr />),0)),&quot;&quot;)<br />
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The corresponding Access form fields are:<br />
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G11 = txtMST<br />
M5 = txtMoistureMax<br />
F11 = txtCleanCWT<br />
M6 = txtDisSchd1<br />
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How do I convert this to Access?
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I have an Excel formula that looks like:

=IFERROR((MAX((((G11-$M$5)*F11)*$M$6),0)),"")

The corresponding Access form fields are:

G11 = txtMST
M5 = txtMoistureMax
F11 = txtCleanCWT
M6 = txtDisSchd1

How do I convert this to Access?

Convert Excel formula that includes IfError to Access

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