M
Mark
Essentially, I need MS Query syntax for a calculation
based on today's date. I'm using Microsoft Query from
inside Excel to extract data from an ODBC database. I
want to download everything with a date of, say, in the
last 60 days. I can't find any documentation for
Microsoft Query and its Help doesn't seem to address
this. I've tried Excel and Access systax such as >Date()-
60 and =Today()-60. I've tried copying in the SQL text
created by Access. I don't know how to say "Today"
or "Now" or "Date". Any help out there?
based on today's date. I'm using Microsoft Query from
inside Excel to extract data from an ODBC database. I
want to download everything with a date of, say, in the
last 60 days. I can't find any documentation for
Microsoft Query and its Help doesn't seem to address
this. I've tried Excel and Access systax such as >Date()-
60 and =Today()-60. I've tried copying in the SQL text
created by Access. I don't know how to say "Today"
or "Now" or "Date". Any help out there?