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Thanks for your help DES I don't know why but the seperator in the IFF statement in my Access 97 is ; and not , as you said...don't know why this is....you might have the developer edition or something.... but it dont matter now because its solved My first question i solved on a different...

"The first question becomes why do you want to save in a table a value which you can always recalculate later. Most people will insist this is a no no." - Well i want to make search functions in my database and i want the search function (query) to display field C aswell....hope you understand...

Hello, question one: ============== I have a table with the following fields all of the type currency A B C Now i made a form based on the same table form looks also like A B C now i want that in field C the result will be recorded of the expression A-B So the formula i want to use is...

Anybody please help.....its very important for me......

I have a table whit a field "yes/No" The defaultvalue is set to "No" I have a form with a button Now when i click the button i want that the the value of the checkbox change from "No" to "Yes" automatticly. Anyone know how to do this?

I have a table whit a field "yes/No" The defaultvalue is set to "No" I have a form with a button Now when i click the button i want that the the value of the checkbox change from "No" to "Yes" automatticly. Anyone know how to do this?

Looked already in northwinds.mdb but couldnt find the answer....

Hello, Lets say i want two combo boxes on my form. In combo box oone you can select the values: A B C D In the second combo box i want to select values which belongs by the above clicked value. Lets's say If i click on the first Combo box A then i want to select in the second combo box 1...