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Cleis

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Hello group!

I have created a query that allows me to calculate how long it takes for me receive payments from my suppliers (via a crosstab query). Now I want to use the following w/o hardcoding the 7/31/2007. How do I make the year a variable without using the DateSerial() function?

Take a peek at this:

Jul1: IIf(IsNull([Jul]),DateDiff("d",Date(),#7/31/2007# -[AVG Of DaysOutstanding]),[Jul])

Yes this does work but it's
 




Hi,

This is not a VBA question.

"Now I want to use the following w/o hardcoding the 7/31/2007"

What does 7/31/2007 represent, on this, the 6[sup]th[/sup] of October?

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What are you attempting to calculate? What is the SQL view of your crosstab?

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