Due to the double evaluation nature of IIF, you have to double escape text
results in IIF. For example:
IIF(1 eq 1, 'one', 'not one')
What you see there is single quotes around double quotes. This can also be
done with the DE() function, but that's a waste in my mind.
http://www.fusionauthority.com/Techniques/Article.cfm/ArticleID:2531
I am using the CF report builder and having a tough time with a
conditional statement.
What I want to achieve is a field on the report that says either C or
FFS
What I want this to say is... If #query.capdate is before January 1,
1900, show FFS, otherwise show C
How do I make this work on the field in the report writer? I have tried
four billion things and keep getting an error saying that C is not a
valid variable name!
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