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Asked: 2026-06-18T06:46:08+00:00

iif((([START DATE]<(cdate(format(year() & [WinterStartMonth] & [WinterStartDay],####/##/##)))) AND ([START DATE]>(cdate(format(year() & [SummerStartMonth] & [SummerStartDay], ####/##/##))))),

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iif((([START DATE]<(cdate(format(year() & [WinterStartMonth] & [WinterStartDay],"####/##/##")))) AND ([START DATE]>(cdate(format(year() & [SummerStartMonth] & [SummerStartDay], "####/##/##"))))), (DateAdd("d", [WinterInspectionDropDead], [START DATE])), (DateAdd("d", [SummerInspectionDropDead], [START DATE]))) AS dropDead

Can anybody spot the issue? I think I’ve gone OTT with the brackets but I can’t seem to shake the error.

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  1. Editorial Team

    You can usually use VBA to easily spot the errors, so:

    IIf([START DATE] < DateSerial(Year(Date),[WinterStartMonth],[WinterStartDay]) _
And [START DATE] > DateSerial(Year(Date),[SummerStartMonth],[SummerStartDay]), _
DateAdd("d", [WinterInspectionDropDead], [START DATE]), DateAdd("d", _
[SummerInspectionDropDead], [START DATE]))

    Just remove the line break characters for SQL:

    IIf([START DATE] < DateSerial(Year(Date), [WinterStartMonth], [WinterStartDay]) 
  And [START DATE] > DateSerial(Year(Date),[SummerStartMonth], [SummerStartDay]),
  DateAdd("d", [WinterInspectionDropDead], [START DATE]),
  DateAdd("d", [SummerInspectionDropDead], [START DATE])) As Result

    Or probably better:

    IIf([START DATE] < DateSerial(Year(Date), [WinterStartMonth], [WinterStartDay]) 
  And [START DATE] > DateSerial(Year(Date),[SummerStartMonth],[SummerStartDay]),
 [START DATE] + [WinterInspectionDropDead], 
 [START DATE] + [SummerInspectionDropDead]) 
As Result
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