Re: Day, month, and current year
From: Jeff Boyce (JeffBoyce_IF_at_msn.com-DISCARD_HYPHEN_TO_END)
Date: 10/01/04
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Date: Fri, 1 Oct 2004 04:05:18 -0700
Bruce
I don't know if it's relevant, but I noticed that every single reference to
a table field in your query is fully qualified ([tablename].[fieldname])
EXCEPT in the Between ... And ... clause. Again, don't know if that's
important.
Have you already tried starting over from scratch, and building a new copy
of the query? Once or twice I've encountered a corrupted query that doesn't
show up and doesn't "compact/repair". In those cases, I was able to start
over, build a query that did what I wanted, and delete the old,
no-longer-functional query.
Another possibility would be to "chain" (nest) a pair of queries. In the
first, calculate the [ReviewDate] and return the other fields you want --
apply all criteria except the Between ... And .... In the second, apply the
Between ... And ... criteria to [ReviewDate].
-- Good luck Jeff Boyce <Access MVP>
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