C
Chris
Sure.
Its the where clause that is tricky
You need something like ...
Where tblcontacts.primarykeyfield not in (select
Linkingtable.contactsPrimarykeyfield from Linkingtable
inner join tblNotes on linkingtable.notestableprimarykey =
tblnote.primarykeyfield where Notesdate > dateadd("m",-
6,now()))
it may pay to get the subquery - the bit in parenthesis -
working first before you use it in the where clause.
You should get a list of all contacts that HAVE a notes
record LESS than 6 month old. These will then be EXCLUDED
from the main query by the NOT IN part
Its the where clause that is tricky
You need something like ...
Where tblcontacts.primarykeyfield not in (select
Linkingtable.contactsPrimarykeyfield from Linkingtable
inner join tblNotes on linkingtable.notestableprimarykey =
tblnote.primarykeyfield where Notesdate > dateadd("m",-
6,now()))
it may pay to get the subquery - the bit in parenthesis -
working first before you use it in the where clause.
You should get a list of all contacts that HAVE a notes
record LESS than 6 month old. These will then be EXCLUDED
from the main query by the NOT IN part