Help Designating A Description To A Value...

Dec 11, 2006

I have a scheduling unit that associates a number to a particular name.

In this example Break=66 and Lunch=76.

What I would like to do is setup something that will tell me "which break". Like "Break 1" and "Break 2"

Here is what I have to work with:

Emp# ID# Code StartMin Desc
6666 5555 66 870 Break
6666 5555 76 1005 Lunch
6666 5555 66 1150 Break


I tried this thinking it might designate it based on the StartMin:

Desc: IIf([Code]=66 And First([StMin]),"Break 1",IIf([Code]=66 And Last([StMin]),"Break 2","Lunch"))

However this still just shows each as "Break 1". Any ideas would be great. Thanks.

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