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Attendance Calendar questions Continuing thread702-1723375 2

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stevief46

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I have run into an issue with the frm_YearCalendar month of Decembember :) When I went back and checked the original db I found that it also has this problem.

When I click on a date to enter an absence I get a Run-time error '13': Type mismatch. When I click on debug the following (image below) comes up. It is only the month of December. Can you tell me what I should be looking for to fix it?

Thanks in advance for your help
 
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So I think the functions I gave you are correct for what you need. It gives the actual word days. Then you can use something like this to get the accrual. Both functions can be called from a query

Code:
Public Function LeaveAccrual(empID As Long) As Double
  Dim DateOfHire As Date
  Dim YearsOfService
  DateOfHire = DLookup("EmpDateOfHire", "tbluEmployees", "EmployeeID = " & empID)
  YearsOfService = DateDiff("yyyy", DateOfHire, Now)
  'Debug.Print YearsOfService
  'Smarter thing would be to have a table that holds the
  'Accrual rates, but I will hard code them
  Select Case YearsOfService
    Case 0 To 6
      LeaveAccrual = 0.8
    Case 6 To 14
      LeaveAccrual = 1.25
    Case Is > 15
      LeaveAccrual = 1.5
  End Select
End Function
 
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