Hi Duane,
The stored times are values such as 615, 1145, 1805, etc. Therefore I've tried using values formatted like this in Forms![Generate Report]!BeginDate and EndDate but this does not work in producing any results. I also tried entering different formats in the form such as 6:15:00 AM but...
Yes, Entered and Time are both date/time fields. As for the Time field, it is in the format of hnn, so it displays 1805 in the table, but then when clicked on shows 6:05:00 PM. I have adjusting the field values to both of these but nothing seems to be working.
Hi Duane,
Here's what I'm trying, based on your suggestion:
[Communication Log].Entered+[Communication Log].Time Between Forms![Generate Report]!StartTime And Forms![Generate Report]!EndTime
StartTime and EndTime are then something like 02-Apr-07 1805, which is the same format in which these...
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Hi Duane, thanks once again for your reply. However I'm not sure in what sense you mean the fields should be added.
Here's a piece of my database query, as posted in an earlier thread:
WHERE [Communication Log].Entered Between Forms![Generate Report]!BeginDate And Forms![Generate...
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SELECT [Communication Log].Log...
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Hi,
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