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Searching by Todays Date using SQL statement.
Ok, I've tried the Format option but that hasn't worked either. I'm still getting all the open calls rather than just todays. Do I need to set the Input Mask as well as the Format for the Call_Date field in the table as when I am looking through the table contents, Call_Date is being shown as...- chillfactor
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Searching by Todays Date using SQL statement.
Thanks for the quick response guys, I'll check the SQL code out tomorrow when I'm back at work. As for the format of the call_date field, its set to short date format, is this the right type? Thanks again, Steve.- chillfactor
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- Forum: Microsoft: Access Queries and JET SQL
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Searching by Todays Date using SQL statement.
Hi all, I hope someone can help me with this problem I've got. I'll start with the background, I have an access database that we use as a HelpDesk package. We send out daily stats to clients and need to be able to bring up how many new calls have been opened today. I've written a SQL statement...- chillfactor
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