Hi Experts,
I have a variable for date that calls in SQL for cut of time :
Vardate1= Format(Me.TextBox1.Value, "DD MMM YYYY")
:
:
" AND (Table1.DATE_SCH='" & Vardate1 & "'" & _
What I need is how add 180 days to this cut of time automatically, I tried :
AND (Table1.DATE_SCH='" & Vardate1 & "' + 180" & _
But I didn't get proper date,
Thanks in advance for any help
Bijan

Dear Bijan

Try the below code and make sure you have declared the variable varDate1 as
Date

'" & Vardate1 + 180 & "'

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Jacob Skaria

Hi Jacob,
I tried your code and get type mismatch error, It seems property of vardate1
isn't date and as I mentioned It set to:
vardate1 = Format(Me.TextBox1.Value, "DD MMM YYYY")
Bijan

"Jacob Skaria" wrote:

Dear Bijan

Try the below code and make sure you have declared the variable varDate1 as
Date

'" & Vardate1 + 180 & "'

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---------------
Jacob Skaria

You can convert varDate1 to date and then add..

CDate(varDate1) + 180

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Jacob Skaria

Use the DateAdd function

Vardate1 = Format(DateAdd("d", 180, Me.TextBox1.Value), "dd MMM yyyy")
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"bijan" wrote in message
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Hi Experts,
I have a variable for date that calls in SQL for cut of time :
Vardate1= Format(Me.TextBox1.Value, "DD MMM YYYY")
:
:
" AND (Table1.DATE_SCH='" & Vardate1 & "'" & _
What I need is how add 180 days to this cut of time automatically, I tried
:
AND (Table1.DATE_SCH='" & Vardate1 & "' + 180" & _
But I didn't get proper date,
Thanks in advance for any help
Bijan