Good Day,
MS Office 2016 - Access
I have a pretty complicated Field as follows :
I want create a query from 2 tables: [12inventoryAllStatus] and [14Dormant]. [LastCOdate] is in both tables.
and I want to create a new Column "Excess" in the new query to pickup the criteria of column "preExcess" by using the following functions, but the date column "LastCOdate" does not work, the new column "Excess" still shows all the dates pertaining to "preExcess". The "Excess" only works for the function of "429" or "D".
Excess: IIf([429usage]="429" Or [AA-Part]="AA" Or [Dormant]="D" Or ([12inventoryAllStatus]![LastCOdate])<=1/1/2015,"",[preExcess])
Please help !
Thanks
Karen
Query for Combined Functions Incl Date ?
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Re: Query for Combined Functions Incl Date ?
Literal dates in a query must be enclosed in # characters:
Excess: IIf([429usage]="429" Or [AA-Part]="AA" Or [Dormant]="D" Or ([12inventoryAllStatus]![LastCOdate])<=#1/1/2015#,"",[preExcess])
Excess: IIf([429usage]="429" Or [AA-Part]="AA" Or [Dormant]="D" Or ([12inventoryAllStatus]![LastCOdate])<=#1/1/2015#,"",[preExcess])
Best wishes,
Hans
Hans
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Re: Query for Combined Functions Incl Date ?
Great !
I just didn't think of the # sign !!
Thanks a lot, Hans !
I just didn't think of the # sign !!
Thanks a lot, Hans !