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Aging Query 1

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lgvelez

lgvelez

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Jun 6, 2000
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How would I create a query with aging criteria for:
under 30 days, between 31 & 60 days, between 61 and 90 days, etc. I would also like to set it up with a now() function so that it can be used without rebuilding every time. The info is coming from one table, which I would add to the grid multiple times to access the one field with the needed date.
TIA, Laura
 
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Hi, what are you aging? Unpaid Invoices or just balance >0 from some field?, what is your table name and the fields?
 
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