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Access due dates
designing query for "off calendar"; have due date expressions working
correctly - time frame is within one month, so need to add to expression that due dates cannot be Sat or Sun ( have tried inserting (iif("d"=Sat, +2)) and get same due date which actually is the Sat 1/28) and suggestions would be appreciated! |
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Access due dates
Sue
Take a look at Access HELP on the IIF() function. And I'm not sure where you picked up the expression {"d"=Sat}, but I don't believe Access will know what you mean by that. Take a look in Access HELP at the Weekday() and WeekdayName() functions -- they may be more what you're looking for. Regards Jeff Boyce Office/Access MVP "Sue at WaMu" wrote in message ... designing query for "off calendar"; have due date expressions working correctly - time frame is within one month, so need to add to expression that due dates cannot be Sat or Sun ( have tried inserting (iif("d"=Sat, +2)) and get same due date which actually is the Sat 1/28) and suggestions would be appreciated! |
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