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June 30th, 2004, 06:29 PM
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Query on a date range
I have a table called tblUnAvail with LName, FName, Start
and Stop fields. Another table called tblSchedule displays Sun - Sat as text fields as well as the date range of the week displayed using Start and End fields. The Start and End fields are in the header so they don't display with every record. Here's what I'm trying to do: If a person is going to take time off I put them in the tblUnavail with appropiate dates. I'd like for a query to update the correct text box in tblSchedule with "LV" (without quotes). For example; if Joe take July 26 to July 30 off I'd like the query to update the tblSchedule for those days with LV displayed. Thanks in advance. RP 
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July 2nd, 2004, 09:30 PM
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Query on a date range
No replies?? Good news. I figured it and it works. It took
about 10 hours to figure out. Anyone who wants the solution just post a response to this message and I'll post the SQL statements. RP -----Original Message----- I have a table called tblUnAvail with LName, FName, Start and Stop fields. Another table called tblSchedule displays Sun - Sat as text fields as well as the date range of the week displayed using Start and End fields. The Start and End fields are in the header so they don't display with every record. Here's what I'm trying to do: If a person is going to take time off I put them in the tblUnavail with appropiate dates. I'd like for a query to update the correct text box in tblSchedule with "LV" (without quotes). For example; if Joe take July 26 to July 30 off I'd like the query to update the tblSchedule for those days with LV displayed. Thanks in advance. RP .
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August 9th, 2004, 12:15 AM
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Query on a date range
I have similar problem. Thanks for any code assist. Doug
" wrote: I have a table called tblUnAvail with LName, FName, Start and Stop fields. Another table called tblSchedule displays Sun - Sat as text fields as well as the date range of the week displayed using Start and End fields. The Start and End fields are in the header so they don't display with every record. Here's what I'm trying to do: If a person is going to take time off I put them in the tblUnavail with appropiate dates. I'd like for a query to update the correct text box in tblSchedule with "LV" (without quotes). For example; if Joe take July 26 to July 30 off I'd like the query to update the tblSchedule for those days with LV displayed. Thanks in advance. RP
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