I have this sql statement in Access and what I wanted to do is add a field that would read "EARLY" if the number is negative and "LATE" if the number is positive based on the "DAYS_LATE" field which is a numerical field . See below......
SELECT DISTINCT tbl_PO_REC.PO, tbl_PO_REC.POS, tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NO, tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NAME, tbl_PO_REC.ITEM, tbl_PO_REC.ORD_QTY, tbl_PO_REC.DEL_QTY, tbl_PO_REC.BACK_ORD_QTY, tbl_PO_REC.TOTAL_COST, tbl_PO_ALL.ORD_DATE, tbl_PO_ALL.PLN_DEL_DATE, tbl_PO_REC.REC_DATE, DateDiff("w",[ORD_DATE],[REC_DATE]) AS LEAD_TIME_IN_WKS, DateDiff("d",[PLN_DEL_DATE],[REC_DATE]) AS DAYS_LATE
FROM tbl_PO_REC LEFT JOIN tbl_PO_ALL ON (tbl_PO_REC.POS = tbl_PO_ALL.POS) AND (tbl_PO_REC.PO = tbl_PO_ALL.PO)
WHERE (((tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NO)<>59944 And (tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NO)<>16106 And (tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NO)<>25278 And (tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NO)<>27001 And (tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NO)<>36607 And (tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NO)<>58663 And (tbl_PO_REC.SUPP_NO)<>92017) AND ((tbl_PO_REC.ITEM)<>"COST ITEM") AND ((tbl_PO_REC.REC_DATE) Is Null Or (tbl_PO_REC.REC_DATE)>#12/31/2018#))
ORDER BY tbl_PO_REC.REC_DATE DESC;
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