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Record Selection by Current As of Date
For Unit 100 from Property 0081, I need to find ONLY the most current As of
Date and its associated Sq Footage but my query returns ALL As of Dates and associated Sq Footage. How can I return only the most current? Thanks. Property Unit SF Type As of Date Sq Ft 0081 100 Rentable 12/1/1996 92246 0081 100 Rentable 12/1/2001 58387 0081 100 Rentable 5/15/2008 40345 Here is my SQL query: SELECT "UFPROP" AS "Property", "UFUNIT" AS "Unit", "UFSFTYP" AS "SF type", "UFDATE" AS "As-of Date", "UFSF" AS "Square footage" FROM "PROPERTY_PMP_RECORD_19" Where ((UFSFTYP = 'Rentable') AND (UFUNIT = '100')) Kalli |
Record Selection by Current As of Date
MaxRe cords is not part of the SQL, it is either an option on the query table or recordset For record set rstTemp.MaxRecords = 10 rstTemp.Open "SELECT Title, Price FROM Titles " & _ "ORDER BY Price DESC", strCnn, , , adCmdText For Query table only using ODBC With ActiveSheet.QueryTables.Add(Connection:=Array(Arra y( _ "ODBC;DSN=MS Access Database;DBQ=C:\temp\submission.mdb;MaxRecords=1;D efaultDir=C:\temp;DriverId=25;FIL=MS Access;MaxBufferSize=5;PageTimeout=5" _ ), Array(";")), Destination:=Range("D4")) -- joel ------------------------------------------------------------------------ joel's Profile: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/member.php?userid=229 View this thread: http://www.thecodecage.com/forumz/sh...d.php?t=151895 Microsoft Office Help |
Record Selection by Current As of Date
If your dates are true dates (numeric) why not try =MAX(RangeOfDate) to get the
highest number = Latest date (most current?). "KalliKay" wrote: For Unit 100 from Property 0081, I need to find ONLY the most current As of Date and its associated Sq Footage but my query returns ALL As of Dates and associated Sq Footage. How can I return only the most current? Thanks. Property Unit SF Type As of Date Sq Ft 0081 100 Rentable 12/1/1996 92246 0081 100 Rentable 12/1/2001 58387 0081 100 Rentable 5/15/2008 40345 Here is my SQL query: SELECT "UFPROP" AS "Property", "UFUNIT" AS "Unit", "UFSFTYP" AS "SF type", "UFDATE" AS "As-of Date", "UFSF" AS "Square footage" FROM "PROPERTY_PMP_RECORD_19" Where ((UFSFTYP = 'Rentable') AND (UFUNIT = '100')) Kalli |
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