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Max Date Problem
MAX DATE PROBLEM CONTINUED Thank you to Clifford77 for your response. In response to Clifford77. Sorry...I guess I wasn't clear about my question. Doing =Max([Date]) gives you the last, let's say...Order Date a person has placed an order, for example May 30th, 2003. But, =Max([Date])-1 gives...- gardenia
- Post #9
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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Max Date Problem
MaxDate Problem Continued In a query you can retrieve the TOP 2 Order dates for one company.... Question...If a person has 6 companies, is there a way to create a query that gets the TOP 2 Order dates for each of the companies all within one query?- gardenia
- Post #6
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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Max Date Problem
MaxDate I was able to select the last 2 dates but only for 1 company and product at a time. Is there a way to choose the last 2 order dates in one query for each company and each of the products they buy...ALL at ONE Time? My SQL now: SELECT TOP 2 [zPractice Query for Certain...- gardenia
- Post #4
- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
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Max Date Problem
In my report, design view, my calculation works to get last date in a column of information: =Max([Date]) My problem is that now I need the last 2 dates in the column and have tried different calculations but none work so far. Example: =Max("[Date]=2") Please help. Thankyou.- gardenia
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Reports
