([Date field] Between [forms]![frmSelectResolutionRpt]![RevDenDate] And [forms]![frmSelectResolutionRpt]![RevDenDateThru]) Or IsNull( [forms]![frmSelectResolutionRpt]![RevDenDate]) Or IsNull([forms]![frmSelectResolutionRpt]![RevDenDateThru])
I get an error that states Join Expression not supported.
I have this in my SQL View(I found it by the way) but I get an error join expression not supported any ideas?
SELECT tblResolutions.[Resolution Desc], tblReviewerNames.[Reviewer Name], tblRequestor.Requestor, tblTrackingRequestorNew.[Review/Denial Date], tblTrackingRequestorNew.[Date...
Nothing seems to be working. I tried putting in another field for the same date and in the second criteria row put in Is Null. With this below in the first criteria row for the first date and Is Null when I run the query with nothing in the date range I get only the record with nothing in the...
This is what I have entered. Is this the correct format?
I have nothing on the next criteria line down the or:
With this below if I leave the from-thru dates blank then no records display, all records should display.
If I put a from-thru date in then I get just those records that have dates...
I have this on line 1 of the criteria
Between [forms]![frmSelectResolutionRpt]![RevDenDate] And [forms]![frmSelectResolutionRpt]![RevDenDateThru] And Is Not Null
then on the next criteria line I have
Is Null this is on the or: line.
Now if I do not enter a specific date range I get that only...
I put this in like this:
Between [forms]![frmSelectResolutionRpt]![RevDenDate] And [forms]![frmSelectResolutionRpt]![RevDenDateThru] Or Is Null
When I enter a from thru date say 01/01/04 and 01/15/04 I get all the records in the date range but then I also get the records that do not have a date...
I have a query that runs from a form. In the form I have the option for a user to enter a From-Thru date to print to a report based on the From-Thru dates they entered on the form. My form is called frmSelectResolutionRpt my fields on the form are RevDenDate and RevDenDateThru. WHen I use...
I have two cells that have time in them. I want to be able to calculate the difference between the values.
For example cell A1 has 14:45 in it and cell B2 has 15:10 in it. I want to subtract the difference and return a value in cell A3 of 25minutes. How can this be done in Excel?
Thanks...
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I have a form and at the top has the following fields:
AdmitNumber
Admit Date
Discharge Date
Patient First Name
Patient Last Name
Then I have a tabular subform in the middle that has
numerous fields where the user can enter data. They can add records to the Admit Number fields at the top and...
I have a question. In a query how do you get a field that has null values but also may have a value in it to show everything on a query. For example I have the tables/fields listed below. I want to list by using a query the Locker ID/EmpLastName/EmpFirstName. In Table1
EmployeeID is null or...
I have five fields example field names are ActiveCombination, Combination1, Combination2, Combination3, Combination4, Combination5.
I want the user to Enter a combination and then display only that combination on the report. For example I enter
at the prompt 'Enter Active Combination' and I...
I have entries like this on a form
Combinations:
49-05-21 42-48-14 37-43-09
Each of these is in a little window on the form. Only one of these can be active so I wanted to add check boxes below each combination. Would that be the best way to go. The user wants to display which one is...
Where would I enter your suggestion in my Select Query, how do I get this into the query?
WHERE IIF (Len(Trim([Enter a Department])) = 0, TRUE,
[Dept] Like [Enter a Department] & "*" Or [Dept] Is Null)
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