IIF statement across several columns

[Fursmanm]

Hi all,

I'm transferring an excel spreadsheet into an access database and i'm having a few issues with converting some of the formulae

In my excel sheet i have a formulae that looks across a number of columns K to AP for the words "Non Compliant" and returns "Yes" if any contain it.

=IF(ISNUMBER(MATCH("Non compliant",K8:AP8,0)),"Yes","Compliant")

Now that each of these are individual columns in access i am trying to replicate this formula in an access query, and being fairly new to access syntax i am struggling. Columns K-AP are now labelled [Compliance 1], [Compliance 2] through to [Compliance 16]

Initially i thought of going down the route:

=Iif(([Compliance 1]="Non Compliant" OR [Compliance 2]="Non Compliant" OR [Compliance 3]="Non Compliant" OR [Compliance 4]="Non Compliant" OR [Compliance 5]="Non Compliant" OR [Compliance 6]="Non Compliant"),"Yes","Compliant")

but this does not work,

Anyone know how i can do this?

Regards,

Mike

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[Fursmanm]

Didn't really know what to call the thread, i've changed it, hopefully it is (slightly) more appropriate.

Apologies