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  1. dashah

    Access Date Query

    This is an existing database that I inherited. I appreciate the help Terry. I will keep checking to see if anyone has other ideas as well. I will also try what "Braindead2" suggested. I am new at Access programming so all the help is appreciated. Thank you all in advance. p.s. By...
  2. dashah

    Access Date Query

    OK here is the sample data: Asset# Date_Cal Date_Due 0555 3/12/98 3/12/99 0555 3/12/99 3/12/00 0555 3/12/00 3/12/01 0556 5/6/97 11/6/97 0556 11/6/97 5/6/98 0556 5/6/98 11/6/98 I want to catch the past due data which would be the last record for both asset nos 0555 and 0556...
  3. dashah

    Access Date Query

    The assets are listed by an asset number. So, I have a history of each asset added to the table every time a calibration maintenance action takes place. e.g. asset no. 0555 may have five records detailing the calibration history. Now, I want to extract the latest record from that history when...
  4. dashah

    Access Date Query

    Thank you for the prompt reply. However the date_calibrated already has the previous calibration date. To complicate things, the calibration interval varies (3, 6, 12 months). The database entry is made after the calibration so the date_calibrated and date_due is input at that time. Any...
  5. dashah

    Access Date Query

    I have a calibration/maintenanence data base with two tables. one being a master inventory reocrd with asset numbers and the other an actual history of the maintenance calibration records. My problem: When I query the table for past due (<Date()in Date_Due) items, all the records for the items...

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