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Trying to learn how to write macros. I have a macro currently pulling in a
set of data from a database for the current date. My manager wants to see data for the last week given the current day. How do i do that. |
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Use the BETWEEN function - depending on the dbase, syntax
varies SELECT data from database WHERE datefield=BETWEEN #2/10/2004# and #2/17/2004# HTH Devin -----Original Message----- Trying to learn how to write macros. I have a macro currently pulling in a set of data from a database for the current date. My manager wants to see data for the last week given the current day. How do i do that. . |
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I dont know what happened with my previous update....
With that below, i have to specify a date....is there any other function i can use that doesnt specify a date range...like where current_day() - 7 or something... thanks for the help "DMoney" wrote: Use the BETWEEN function - depending on the dbase, syntax varies SELECT data from database WHERE datefield=BETWEEN #2/10/2004# and #2/17/2004# HTH Devin -----Original Message----- Trying to learn how to write macros. I have a macro currently pulling in a set of data from a database for the current date. My manager wants to see data for the last week given the current day. How do i do that. . |
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