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Variables in Queries

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mRcooper

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Dec 12, 2002
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GB
Hi,

I would like to perform a 'Between date' function on a query, where the dates are variables.

These dates are obtained from two other queries, qMinDate and qMaxDate, which are both 1 col, 1 field.

How to I insert qMinDate/qMaxDate into the 'between' statement in the query?
 
try this as the criteria for the you want to query

Between [qMinDate] And [qMaxDate]

This assumes thet these fields are available to the Query.

The following will prompt the user for the dates if that helps

Between [Enter Start Date] And [Enter End date]

Cheers



Neil Berryman
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Another possibility, if your qMinDate and qMaxDate queries are as simple as they sound, is to use the DMin and DMax functions instead of these queries, as in:

BETWEEN DMin("[Date]","TableName]","Min Criteria If Any")AND DMax ("[Date]","TableName]","Max Criteria If Any")

Just a thought.
 
ObjectRequired's solution is clever, but I don't think he got the details right.

Assuming qMinDate's column is called MinDate, and qMaxDate's is MaxDate, try this:
BETWEEN DLookup("MinDate", "qMinDate") AND DLookup("MaxDate", "qMaxDate") Rick Sprague
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