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Randy
I have a query that Ken Snell helped me with. It detects missing dates in
my employee timesheet db. My query has a field of [D] form tbl "Q", a field
of [FirstDay] where a date was entered indicating the employees first day of
work for the season, and [LastDay] for the date the employee was laid off
for the season, both from tbl "Q". I also have two fields of [EID] one from
tbl "Q" and one from tbl "W" I need to restrict the query to the
[FirstDay] up until I have entered the [LastDay] I have created a criteria
entered in the field [D]. (Dates). >=[Q].[FirstDay] And <=[Q].[LastDay]
It does not work as is. If I enter >=[Q].[FirstDay] I do get the dates
from the first day forward which is great, but I need the query to stop at
the point when the [LastDay] is entered. Thanks...Randy
my employee timesheet db. My query has a field of [D] form tbl "Q", a field
of [FirstDay] where a date was entered indicating the employees first day of
work for the season, and [LastDay] for the date the employee was laid off
for the season, both from tbl "Q". I also have two fields of [EID] one from
tbl "Q" and one from tbl "W" I need to restrict the query to the
[FirstDay] up until I have entered the [LastDay] I have created a criteria
entered in the field [D]. (Dates). >=[Q].[FirstDay] And <=[Q].[LastDay]
It does not work as is. If I enter >=[Q].[FirstDay] I do get the dates
from the first day forward which is great, but I need the query to stop at
the point when the [LastDay] is entered. Thanks...Randy