One way to do it is to use or.
This is what the SQL would look like.
SELECT tblData.LastName, tblData.FirstName, tblData.MiddleName
FROM tblData WHERE (((tblData.LastName)="Smith")) OR (((tblData.LastName)="Jones"));
This is really easy with the query builder in access 97...
Terry,
Using Date() didn't help. However I copied the query out of the project data base and pasted it into a new data base and Emailed it to my home. At home I replaced the function call in the query field with the following expression:
Expired...
Hi,
I hope someone can help with this.
I am calling the following function as an expression field in a access query.
This is the BOM function
Function BOM(dteInput As Date) As Date
' input - a date
' return - a date equal to the first of the month for the input date
'Written July 2001 by Guy...
Mike,
I won't have a chance to try this for the next day or two.
I will let you know if I have any trouble. Thank you for answering so quickly.
Guy Dervage
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