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amanda redmond-neal
hi. i have a query that, in conjuction with a
subdatasheet, serves as a "to do" list, complete with due
dates and check boxes for completed tasks. rather than
having to read it closely each day, i want to arrange for
the due dates that are today or earlier to become blue. i
understand that this is possible using conditional
formatting -- my question is how to apply conditional
formatting to a query expression, as opposed to the design
view of a form or report (which is all the app. help
mentions).
in design view, the due dates take the form of:
Send Packets: Format$(First([Booking Date]-42),"mm/dd/yy")
or
Payment Due: Format$(First([Booking Date]-14),"mm/dd/yy")
or
Alert Media: Format$(First([Booking Date]-7),"mm/dd/yy")
you get the idea. what can i add into the above
expressions to make the text appear blue if the dates are
today or earlier and black if they are yet to come?
thanks for any suggestions, --amanda
subdatasheet, serves as a "to do" list, complete with due
dates and check boxes for completed tasks. rather than
having to read it closely each day, i want to arrange for
the due dates that are today or earlier to become blue. i
understand that this is possible using conditional
formatting -- my question is how to apply conditional
formatting to a query expression, as opposed to the design
view of a form or report (which is all the app. help
mentions).
in design view, the due dates take the form of:
Send Packets: Format$(First([Booking Date]-42),"mm/dd/yy")
or
Payment Due: Format$(First([Booking Date]-14),"mm/dd/yy")
or
Alert Media: Format$(First([Booking Date]-7),"mm/dd/yy")
you get the idea. what can i add into the above
expressions to make the text appear blue if the dates are
today or earlier and black if they are yet to come?
thanks for any suggestions, --amanda