Re: Display Message for Each Rec in Subform.



"False Alarm"

I figured it out! I placed the following code in the ControlSource of
an unbound textbox
used for the display:

=IIf([ServDateClosed] Is Null,"OPEN","CLOSED")

The following had flawed syntax:
=IIf (Is Null ServDateClosed),"OPEN","CLOSED")

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