K
KARL DEWEY
What John is suggesting is using a 24 hour instead of 12 hour with AM/PM.
Another test along John's line of thinking is to actually check the
numerical value of the time.
SELECT [Call Data].[Timestamp], Val([Call Data].[Timestamp]) AS Time_Number
FROM [Call Data]
ORDER BY [Call Data].[Timestamp];
Another check is on the data of forecast table --
SELECT CTActiveForecast100809.[#fields:date],
Right([#fields:date],4) AS CkYear, Left([#fields:date],2) AS CkMonth,
Right(Left([#fields:date],4),2) AS CkDay
FROM CTActiveForecast100809;
You made an error in changing my fields for yours. Try this --
SELECT CTActiveForecast100809.[#fields:date],
DateSerial(Right([#fields:date],4),Left([#fields:date],2),Right(Left([#fields:date],4),2))+CVDate([Period]) AS Forecast_Date
FROM CTActiveForecast100809;
Another test along John's line of thinking is to actually check the
numerical value of the time.
SELECT [Call Data].[Timestamp], Val([Call Data].[Timestamp]) AS Time_Number
FROM [Call Data]
ORDER BY [Call Data].[Timestamp];
Another check is on the data of forecast table --
SELECT CTActiveForecast100809.[#fields:date],
Right([#fields:date],4) AS CkYear, Left([#fields:date],2) AS CkMonth,
Right(Left([#fields:date],4),2) AS CkDay
FROM CTActiveForecast100809;
You made an error in changing my fields for yours. Try this --
SELECT CTActiveForecast100809.[#fields:date],
DateSerial(Right([#fields:date],4),Left([#fields:date],2),Right(Left([#fields:date],4),2))+CVDate([Period]) AS Forecast_Date
FROM CTActiveForecast100809;