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PRobbins
Running Windows XP Professional, using Access 2000
I am trying to run a query in Access that calculates the
number of working days between two columns (Date Received
and Date Due) in an existing database file.
In the query I added a column named "response time". In
that column I have the following equation that is
currently calculating the number of days between "Date due
and "date received:, but the equation also calculates Sat.
and Sun.
Equation that is calculating response time is:
Response Time: [RFQ Quotes Due]![Due Date]-[RFQ Quotes
Due]![Date Received]
In addition, I tried to follow the equation (see below)
for Networkdays in the Access help menu, but can't seem to
get it to work correctly. I keep getting a message
saying "undefined function "Networkdays" in expression.
Equation provided in Access help:
NETWORKDAYS(start_date,end_date,holidays)
Equation I tried to input.
Networkdays([date received,date due])
I am not real good at using equations or query's in Access
(as you can tell), so any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
PRobbins
I am trying to run a query in Access that calculates the
number of working days between two columns (Date Received
and Date Due) in an existing database file.
In the query I added a column named "response time". In
that column I have the following equation that is
currently calculating the number of days between "Date due
and "date received:, but the equation also calculates Sat.
and Sun.
Equation that is calculating response time is:
Response Time: [RFQ Quotes Due]![Due Date]-[RFQ Quotes
Due]![Date Received]
In addition, I tried to follow the equation (see below)
for Networkdays in the Access help menu, but can't seem to
get it to work correctly. I keep getting a message
saying "undefined function "Networkdays" in expression.
Equation provided in Access help:
NETWORKDAYS(start_date,end_date,holidays)
Equation I tried to input.
Networkdays([date received,date due])
I am not real good at using equations or query's in Access
(as you can tell), so any help would be greatly
appreciated.
Thanks,
PRobbins