yyyy/mm/dd
SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1 AND [Depot In Date] Between #2008/05/01# And #2008/07/30#
mm/dd/yyyy
SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1 AND [Depot In Date] Between #05/01/2008# And #07/30/2008#
Both textboxes are formatted to short date. Currently in both cases in...
Didn't help, returns 2 weird values out of like a 100 possible. The thing is that even if I run the 2003 version in 2007 access it works fine, but if in 2003 it doesn't work.
Hello everyone. I've been working on a database in MSAccess2007 and had to convert it to 2003. I have a line of code which returns a requested date range from a query to a listbox:
Dim MySQL As String
MySQL = "SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1"
If IsDate(Me![StartDate]) And...
DepotFee: IIf(Not IsNull([Depot Out Date]),
DatePart("d",[Depot In Date])*[Storage Fee/Day],
IIf(DateDiff("d",[Depot In Date],
Date())<31,DateDiff("d",[Depot Out Date],Date())*[Storage Fee/Day],
31*[Storage Fee/Day]))
Solved i guess ;) thanks
Hello everyone. I'm trying to create a formula that will return values based on several fields. I have 2 dates - Depot In and Depot Out. The formula requires more than 2 calculations and this is where get confused whether it is possible to use a IIf statement.
The formula is used to calculate...
right guys, thanks for the great help, managed to do it with this function:
DepotFee: IIf(DateDiff('d',[Depot In Date],Date())>31,31*[Storage Fee/Day],DateDiff('d',[Depot In Date],Date())*[Storage Fee/Day])
Have a little problem left. On my input form I have a combobox to input the...
I'm trying to run this from an independant form. It is easy to run it in a query, but I need a a function in vba that will make calculations based on the datediff values ;(
Am i getting this through ? ;(
Hello everyone. I've recieved wonderful help last time when i turned to this forum, now i have another problem and hoping you will help a beginner again.
I have a table with containers. Each container has an arrival date. I am trying to make a function using DateDiff to calculate the difference...
yay, we're on the right track, it works with simultaneous searches, this is the output:
SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1 and [Status] Like 'RM*' AND [Depot In Date] Between #05/01/2008# And #01/05/2008#
and it gets shown in the listbox, but the dates are weird.
I input from 05/01/2008...
Did what you've said, left 1 if statement at the beggining of the Addwtf sub, haven't changed anything in the button sub, this is whats the output like:
SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1 [Container Number] Like '*'[OwnerCode] Like '*'[Arrival Date] = '*'[Depot In Date] = '*'[Container Size]...
Private Sub cmdShowCont_Click()
Dim MySQL As String, mycriteria As String, MyRecordSource As String
Dim argcount As Integer
Dim Tmp As Variant
mycriteria = " "
argcount = 0
MySQL = "SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1"
Addwtf [myd1], "[Container Number]", mycriteria, argcount, "myd1"
Addwtf...
The only thing that changes with your suggestion is that the function takes all the fields no matter whether they r empty or not, the output in this case looks like this:
SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1 and [Container Number] Like '*' and [OwnerCode] Like '*' and [Arrival Date] Equals '*'...
SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1 AND [Depot In Date] Between #2008/05/01# And #2008/07/01#
this is what i get if i just input the date range, and I get the values in the listbox, but as soon as I add something else to the search, Container Size or Status, the listbox is blank.
Private Sub cmdShowCont_Click()
Dim MySQL As String, mycriteria As String, MyRecordSource As String
Dim argcount As Integer
Dim Tmp As Variant
mycriteria = " "
argcount = 0
MySQL = "SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1"
Addwtf [myd1], "[Container Number]", mycriteria, argcount, "myd1"
Addwtf...
Right, what I experiece when I search for a date range and other values.
When I search for a date range, the output is this :
SELECT * FROM qryContLife WHERE 1=1 AND [Depot In Date] Between #05/01/2008# And #01/07/2008# AND [Depot In Date] Between #2008/01/05# And #2008/07/01#
And the...
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