Data Changing Issue



Hi

I am running some queries using a form I created and for some strange reason
some people are falling off and coming back to the report when I run the
queries and then re-run them immidiately after. I am not changing any of my
parameters and the data is not changing in the tables I am linked to. Can
you help?

I am using Access 2003. I have several different queries running as make
table queries from Foxpro database linked tables. Within these queries I
have one query that has a parameter set for "Married Date" What this does is
prompt the user to enter a start date and then I have an expression that
calculates the number of months from that "start date" to an actual
"Marriage Date" field in one of the tables I am linking from foxpro. The
expression looks like this:

DateDiff("m",[smf]![smfwedding],[WEDDINGDATE])

** WEDDINGDATE is my "start date", SMF!SMFWEDDING is a field from table from
foxpro**

Would this be the reason data is changing like this?
Help.
Thanks


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