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Thanks for your help, Terry. Once you confirmed that I was using the correct structure for creating an editable, deletible query, I began digging into the structure of the tables themselves. I found that I had somehow removed the 'primary key' status from the stationid field, and that was the...

Hi Chris, I was able to get the code that you posted to work. I even configured my system to use dd/mm/yyyy. What dates are you using dates are you using for StartDate and EndDate? Dennis

Hi, Just extend the concept a little further. Create a third query that uses phase2 to restrict the records from your table, giving you access to all of the other fields like this: Final query: SELECT YourTable.id, YourTable.date, YourTable.ref, YourTable.name, YourTable.fld1...

Yes, one way to accomplish it would be to use two queries like this: Query name: phase1 SELECT YourTable.id, Max(YourTable.date) AS fldDate FROM YourTable GROUP BY YourTable.id ORDER BY YourTable.id, Max (YourTable.date); This will give you the latest date for each duplicate id. Then...

Have verified that your 'holidays' recordset is populated? Just before your .findfirst statement, add: recordsetname.movelast debug.print recordsetname.recordcount If you have records in the recordset, verify that the fieldname is what you specify in you criteria string. If...

Hi Chris, If you're using a date value in your criteria, use '#' delimiters. ex: #8/11/2001# If you use quote delimiters it will use a string comparison and your data will have to be in precisely the same format as your string critera. Dennis

Hi, I am having trouble creating a list of records that I can delete. I have three tables that are set up (more or less)as follows: LOCATIONMASTER DETAIL STATIONMASTER LocationID ---> LocationID LocationName StationID <-- StationID Date...