Re: Parameter Query and Calculated Date Field
- From: "Musa via AccessMonster.com" <u40920@uwe>
- Date: Fri, 17 Oct 2008 17:24:04 GMT
Here is the SQL for the Query.. I place a dates in the Enter Start Date and
Enter End Date e.g., 9/1/2008 Short Format
SELECT tblCLIENT.SurveyID, tblCLIENT.FNAME, tblCLIENT.LNAME, tblREFERRAL.
SEQ_ID1, tblREFERRAL.REFERRAL_DT, tblREFERRAL.OUTREACH_completed, CVDate(
[OUTREACH_completed]+180) AS CalcDt
FROM tblCLIENT INNER JOIN tblREFERRAL ON tblCLIENT.SurveyID = tblREFERRAL.
SurveyID
GROUP BY tblCLIENT.SurveyID, tblCLIENT.FNAME, tblCLIENT.LNAME, tblREFERRAL.
SEQ_ID1, tblREFERRAL.REFERRAL_DT, tblREFERRAL.OUTREACH_completed, CVDate(
[OUTREACH_completed]+180);
Douglas J. Steele wrote:
Can you show the SQL of your query, as well as indicate what you're
providing for [Enter Start Date] and [Enter End Date]?
Hello,[quoted text clipped - 10 lines]
Thanks
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