SQL: IF statement Access 2010

Juronis picture Juronis · Mar 18, 2011 · Viewed 59.6k times · Source

I have trying to write a query in Access 2010. I have a table:

power

Table name is power. I have trying to write IF statement:

Select IIf(power.gain_type = 'D', power.gain_max + 2.15)

If gain_type equals D, then gain_max sum 2.15

For example:

14.8 + 2.15 = 16.95.

Thanks in advance!

Answer

RichardTheKiwi picture RichardTheKiwi · Mar 18, 2011

Now I wondering how to insert an ELSEIF statment. "IF (gain_type='D'){gain_max+2.15} ELSEIF (gain_type='I'){gain_max-2.15} ELSE {gain_max}

You can either use SWITCH

Select power.gain_max + Switch(power.gain_type='D', 2.15,
                               power.gain_type='I', -2.15,
                               true, 0)
from power

or nest/chain the IIFs

Select power.gain_max + IIf(power.gain_type='D', 2.15,
                        IIf(power.gain_type='I', -2.15, 0))
from power

Original

This does the select

Select IIf(power.gain_type='D', power.gain_max+2.15, power.gain_max)
from power

Are you trying to update?

update power
set gain_max = gain_max+2.15
where gain_type='D'

You can also use the fact that TRUE = -1 in Access

Select power.gain_max-2.15*(power.gain_type='D')
from power

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