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David Oakey
How do I return the birthdays in the next 30 days in a date of birth field
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select tbl.dateofbirth from tbl where tbl.dateofbirth <=
now()+30;
now()+30;
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John Vinson
On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 02:46:23 -0800, "David Oakey" <David
If you have the date of birth in a field named DOB, use a calculated
field in the query:
HappyHappy: DateSerial(Year(Date()), Month([DOB]), Day([DOB]))
and use a criterion on it of
BETWEEN Date() AND Date() + 30
John W. Vinson[MVP]
How do I return the birthdays in the next 30 days in a date of birth field
If you have the date of birth in a field named DOB, use a calculated
field in the query:
HappyHappy: DateSerial(Year(Date()), Month([DOB]), Day([DOB]))
and use a criterion on it of
BETWEEN Date() AND Date() + 30
John W. Vinson[MVP]
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John Spencer (MVP)
John,
Does that work if the current date is Dec 20? I am guessing that you would not
get the January birthdates. I don't have a nice simple solution for this. I
think I saw one posted long ago, but I didn't capture the solution.
Does that work if the current date is Dec 20? I am guessing that you would not
get the January birthdates. I don't have a nice simple solution for this. I
think I saw one posted long ago, but I didn't capture the solution.
John said:On Mon, 24 Jan 2005 02:46:23 -0800, "David Oakey" <David
How do I return the birthdays in the next 30 days in a date of birth field
If you have the date of birth in a field named DOB, use a calculated
field in the query:
HappyHappy: DateSerial(Year(Date()), Month([DOB]), Day([DOB]))
and use a criterion on it of
BETWEEN Date() AND Date() + 30
John W. Vinson[MVP]
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John Vinson
John,
Does that work if the current date is Dec 20? I am guessing that you would not
get the January birthdates. I don't have a nice simple solution for this. I
think I saw one posted long ago, but I didn't capture the solution.
Yes, it will work perfectly well. DateSerial() is pretty clever:
?DateSerial(2004, -60, 75)
2/13/1999
In other words, it wraps years, months, days and decades with aplomb.
John W. Vinson[MVP]
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David Oakey
Hi JohnJohn Vinson said:Yes, it will work perfectly well. DateSerial() is pretty clever:
?DateSerial(2004, -60, 75)
2/13/1999
In other words, it wraps years, months, days and decades with aplomb.
John W. Vinson[MVP]
When I put the expression in a calculated field, replacint DOB with my
Birthdate field and the criteria in the criteria of the calculated field, I
get a mismatch message in the criteria expression
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Duane Hookom
As per another thread in another forum, there may be an issue with Null
values in the DOB field. The only other possible issue that I can think of
is the BirthDate field being text.
values in the DOB field. The only other possible issue that I can think of
is the BirthDate field being text.
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John Spencer (MVP)
Yes I understand that, but try this scenario.
Current Date: Dec 20 2004
Birthdate: Jan 3 1942
HappyHappy: 2004-01-03 is not In Range: 2004-12-20 to 2005-01-19
That is why I think the solution would not work for finding a month's worth of
birthdays. I think you would have to adjust the Happy Happy calculation or the
criteria. Perhaps the criteria should be something along the lines of:
Criteria: Between Date() and Date() + 30 OR Between DateAdd("yyyy",-1,Date())
AND DateAdd("yyyy",-1,Date()) +30
Current Date: Dec 20 2004
Birthdate: Jan 3 1942
HappyHappy: 2004-01-03 is not In Range: 2004-12-20 to 2005-01-19
That is why I think the solution would not work for finding a month's worth of
birthdays. I think you would have to adjust the Happy Happy calculation or the
criteria. Perhaps the criteria should be something along the lines of:
Criteria: Between Date() and Date() + 30 OR Between DateAdd("yyyy",-1,Date())
AND DateAdd("yyyy",-1,Date()) +30
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John Vinson
Yes I understand that, but try this scenario.
Current Date: Dec 20 2004
Birthdate: Jan 3 1942
HappyHappy: 2004-01-03 is not In Range: 2004-12-20 to 2005-01-19
My mistake, John! Quite right of course.
John W. Vinson[MVP]
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David Oakey
Hi Duane, you sorted out the problem in another form, and it works ok with
your code and criteria
your code and criteria