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December 31st, 2007, 04:43 AM
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Using IFF function in textboxes
I want to evaluate an equation based on (2) existing variables on a form and
to avoid a division by zero error I was hoping to use the Iff function in the textbox. I tried using the IFF function in a textbox as follows Iff(den0, num/den, 0) but I take it that function doesn't work in a textbox. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this by other means? -- TIA 
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December 31st, 2007, 04:47 AM
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Using IFF function in textboxes
Again...nevermind....IIF.....not IFF.....long day....sorry
-- TIA "tsison7" wrote: I want to evaluate an equation based on (2) existing variables on a form and to avoid a division by zero error I was hoping to use the Iff function in the textbox. I tried using the IFF function in a textbox as follows Iff(den0, num/den, 0) but I take it that function doesn't work in a textbox. Any suggestions on how to accomplish this by other means? -- TIA
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