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Hi all,

I'm not sure if this is the right forum to post in as my Q may b
MSAccess related. I am using an ADO connection to retieve data from a
Access database using Excel VBA - this seems to be functioning properl
(I am able to get data as required).

My problem is modifying my SQL statement - currently I have;


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.Open "SELECT [Part No], [Batch Qty] FROM [" & TableName & "] " & _
" WHERE [Part No] = '01801-00408'", cn, , , adCmdText

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The above is just a test to see weather or not it worked (and it does)
I want to be able to select the data based on week numbers. The curren
[Date] is in format '24/03/2006' - how do I modify this statement?

TIA, any ideas appreciated......and again someone here may know (bob??

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