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Scott- I put the Switch function in the "Criteria" box under the proper field heading and took out the quotations because it's a number. Now I can get the query to actually run, which is a lot farther than I have been. But now how do I call on the Values that I assigned each field zone?

Bob- Thank you for your help on the code. You may have seen my other problem from earlier in my posts, but I am a novice when it comes to Access. So when you show me that code, the only place I can find to put it is in VB. And the only place I know how to get to it is through the forms page...

Scott- As you know, I am quite the novice, so I was unaware of the difference with the quotes. Also, I am building my Query in design view. I am putting the Switch statement into a Field, then dictating the table to pull it off of. Is that the right place for this statement, or should it be in...

Scott- Here is the IIf statement I tried to apply: IIf(FP <=-1 AND FP >= -10, 1, _ IIf(FP <=-11 AND FP >= -24, 2, _ IIf(FP <=25 AND FP >= 11, 3, _ IIf(FP <=10 AND FP >= 1, 4, 0)))) I entered the above statement exactly as you see it and I get an error that the expression contains an invalid...

Scott- Thanks for the help on the IIf function. I did look up the Switch function and it does look quicker. Would I use the Switch function in the field on a query?

I have a lot of help on some reports but I keep running into a problem when dealing with ranges. A football field is 100 yards long. It is broken into field zones by yard lines. For example, -1 to -10, -11 to -25, -26 to -49, 50 to 26, 25 to 11, 10 to 1. I am trying to find some percentages for...

Scott- I am a Division II college football in coach in South Dakota.

Thanks Scott. I'll let you know how it goes. But I am much farther along with all the help. -Mike

Scott- Forgive my thick head and lack of intimate knowledge of Access, but I am trying to interpret your symbols. Please let me know if I'm on base or off. tbl= New Table PK autonumber=Primary Key, Autonumber FK=??? Not sure on this one. However it looks like it is the ID which will link or...

Andrew93 response Andrew, Would that statement quoted above then be listed in the report footer?

I am new to this forum, but reading it has helped immensly so far. I have gotten a lot of tips that have helped. I am not an Access programmer, but have used it for quite a while as a database. I am a football coach (US football) and a lot of what we do is based on tendencies derived from...