Re: Show records for Today

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First, DATE is a reserved word. Please rename your field.

If you are storing a date, the I would do me.SomeField = Date(), not
Now().



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Rick B



"Aminov" <Aminov@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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Hello experts,

This should be simple but it's driving me crazy!

I have a Tickets table one of it's field is [Date] it works as a time
stamp
it's formated to (Long date)

I also have a form with a command button that stamps the time:
me.date=now()

Now in a query I only want to show records that matches today's date only
date() but I always get no records. I think its a problem with Time
because
when I enter today's date manually it appears in the query!

What should I do? can I perform formatting with command button? or what
should I do?

Thanks,



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