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mdixon44
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Posted - 2008-05-15 : 11:29:28
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I need some assistance with this. I would apprecieate it.Using the L_Employees table, write a query which outputs first_name, last_name, and 2 extra columns called "Exempt" and "Non-Exempt". Use the IIF function to populate these new columns with dept_code values as such: "Exempt" column should contain dept_codes "Exe" and "Sal". "Non-exempt" column should contain all other dept_codes. I came up with this:select first_name, last_name, iif(dept_code ='Exe', 'Sal') as Exempt, iif(dept_code = 'Act','Shp','Mkt') as Non_Exemptfrom l_employeesIt is not giving the query table in this Access SQL code |
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jsmith8858
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Posted - 2008-05-16 : 14:06:15
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remember how IIF() works:IIF( condition, return_this_if_true, return_this_if_false)so, you put your condition in and then the true and false parts.I think you want something like this:iif(dept_code in('exe','sal'), dept_code, null) as Exempt..etc...But your requirements seem very odd.- Jeffhttp://weblogs.sqlteam.com/JeffS |
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mdixon44
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Posted - 2008-05-16 : 16:23:54
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Thank you for that advice.. It worked perfectly.. I apprecieate it.quote: Originally posted by jsmith8858 remember how IIF() works:IIF( condition, return_this_if_true, return_this_if_false)so, you put your condition in and then the true and false parts.I think you want something like this:iif(dept_code in('exe','sal'), dept_code, null) as Exempt..etc...But your requirements seem very odd.- Jeffhttp://weblogs.sqlteam.com/JeffS
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