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I want to write a query that will display all records from my database that
are over 365 days for a field that I have named "Posted Date". Can someone
guide me in the right direction please.

Thanks,
TD
 
TRY DateDiff([posted date],date()) in a query.
in criteria use >365

Post Date being the day of posting and date() being
current date.

Hope it helps
 
Actually the expression should be:
DateDiff("d",[Posted Date], Date())

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Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


TRY DateDiff([posted date],date()) in a query.
in criteria use >365

Post Date being the day of posting and date() being
current date.

Hope it helps
-----Original Message-----
I want to write a query that will display all records from my database that
are over 365 days for a field that I have named "Posted Date". Can someone
guide me in the right direction please.

Thanks,
TD





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I appologise, you are absolutely correct.
-----Original Message-----
Actually the expression should be:
DateDiff("d",[Posted Date], Date())

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


TRY DateDiff([posted date],date()) in a query.
in criteria use >365

Post Date being the day of posting and date() being
current date.

Hope it helps
-----Original Message-----
I want to write a query that will display all records from my database that
are over 365 days for a field that I have
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named "Posted
Date". Can someone
guide me in the right direction please.

Thanks,
TD





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And I suspect it would be more efficient to set the criteria for [Posted
Date] to < DateAdd("yyyy", -1, Date()), so that you don't need to do the
calculation on each row.

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

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Duane Hookom said:
Actually the expression should be:
DateDiff("d",[Posted Date], Date())

--
Duane Hookom
MS Access MVP


TRY DateDiff([posted date],date()) in a query.
in criteria use >365

Post Date being the day of posting and date() being
current date.

Hope it helps
-----Original Message-----
I want to write a query that will display all records from my database that
are over 365 days for a field that I have named "Posted Date". Can someone
guide me in the right direction please.

Thanks,
TD





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-----Original Message-----
I want to write a query that will display all records from my database that
are over 365 days for a field that I have named "Posted Date". Can someone
guide me in the right direction please.

Thanks,
TD
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