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Building Expression for an Update Query
I am new to access and need someone to help me build an expression. I need to
update the "expiry date" field in certain records so that when I run the query it changes the "expiry date" to be two weeks before the beginning of each month. Can anyone tell me how to do this?? I am using Access 2003. |
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Building Expression for an Update Query
Hi,
You should post Access questions to the Access area rather than the Excel area. What we or they would need to know is what is the condition which determines which records to update. In anycase you need to go to the Query design area and create an Update query. Look at the Help system for Update query. -- Cheers, Shane Devenshire "Hasas" wrote: I am new to access and need someone to help me build an expression. I need to update the "expiry date" field in certain records so that when I run the query it changes the "expiry date" to be two weeks before the beginning of each month. Can anyone tell me how to do this?? I am using Access 2003. |
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