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Try wrapping the date in the FORMAT function so, instead of #15/01/2005#,
you have FORMAT(#15/01/2005#,"dd-mmm-yyyy"). It just might be that VBA or SQL (or both) are trying to recognise an American date format rather than the English format. -- Andy Wiggins FCCA www.BygSoftware.com Excel, Access and VBA Consultancy - "Santiago" wrote in message ... Hey guys, I'm trying to update some data in an Access DB from Excel using ADO & SQL. I'd like to update some fields with a defined criteria using the WHERE clause in SQL, but dates seem not to work... I use the SQL string like: UPDATE [table] SET [field1] = 'aa', [field2] = #15/01/2005# etc... _ WHERE [field3] = 'bla' AND [field4] = #01/01/2005# I believe that the problem is the date I'm filtering... I copied the whole SQL string into access and did not work. But if I remove the date criteria seems to work. I appreciate your help. Thanks & Bregards Santiago |
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