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November 22nd, 2005, 11:44 AM
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Calculate "week-ending" date
In an Access query, I'd like to have an expression that takes the current day
of the week (Sun through Sat) and returns the date for Saturday (in "Short Date" format) of that same week. Please advise. -- Thanks! Mona-ABE 
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November 22nd, 2005, 12:11 PM
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Calculate "week-ending" date
One way to approach this would be to get the day number (Sunday = 1, Monday
= 2, ...) of the current date (Date()), subtract that from 7 (days in a week), then add that many days to the current date (using DateAdd() function). Or have I misunderstood? -- Regards Jeff Boyce Office/Access MVP "Mona-ABE" wrote in message ... In an Access query, I'd like to have an expression that takes the current day of the week (Sun through Sat) and returns the date for Saturday (in "Short Date" format) of that same week. Please advise. -- Thanks! Mona-ABE
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November 22nd, 2005, 12:25 PM
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Calculate "week-ending" date
Try something allong the lines of:
DateAdd("d",(7-Weekday([DATE])),[DATE]) "Mona-ABE" wrote in message ... In an Access query, I'd like to have an expression that takes the current day of the week (Sun through Sat) and returns the date for Saturday (in "Short Date" format) of that same week. Please advise. -- Thanks! Mona-ABE
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November 22nd, 2005, 05:15 PM
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Calculate "week-ending" date
Thanks so much for the tip...it worked great!!!
-- Thanks! Mona-ABE "John Ortt" wrote: Try something allong the lines of: DateAdd("d",(7-Weekday([DATE])),[DATE]) "Mona-ABE" wrote in message ... In an Access query, I'd like to have an expression that takes the current day of the week (Sun through Sat) and returns the date for Saturday (in "Short Date" format) of that same week. Please advise. -- Thanks! Mona-ABE
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November 22nd, 2005, 05:15 PM
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Calculate "week-ending" date
Thanks so much for the tip...it worked great!!!
-- Thanks! Mona-ABE "Jeff Boyce" wrote: One way to approach this would be to get the day number (Sunday = 1, Monday = 2, ...) of the current date (Date()), subtract that from 7 (days in a week), then add that many days to the current date (using DateAdd() function). Or have I misunderstood? -- Regards Jeff Boyce Office/Access MVP "Mona-ABE" wrote in message ... In an Access query, I'd like to have an expression that takes the current day of the week (Sun through Sat) and returns the date for Saturday (in "Short Date" format) of that same week. Please advise. -- Thanks! Mona-ABE
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