Please help..Need a report due within 7 Weekdays

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AL Rios

I tried with all my efforts to create a report that is due within weekdays 7
days from today but no joy...

I have a data element that states due date but cannot figure from the due
date and todays date when is it due in a weekday not calendatr date...


Thank You

Al
 
What is the SQL statement of the query you are using now...?

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Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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ELECT [IDE ].ID, [IDE ].Project, [IDE ].Number, [IDE ].Meeting, [IDE ].[ISSUE
/ ACTION ITEM], [IDE ].[POC(1)], [IDE ].[POC(2)], [IDE ].[DATE OPENED], [IDE
].[DUE DATE], [IDE ].[TARGET CLOSE DATE], [IDE ].[ISSUE ACTION STATUS], [IDE
].[ISSUE STATUS (Current + Historical)], [IDE ].URL, [IDE ].Lupdate, [IDE
].[ISSUE STATUS (Current + Historical)], [IDE ].STATUS
FROM [IDE ]
WHERE ((([IDE ].[DUE DATE])>=Date()-7) AND (([IDE ].[ISSUE ACTION
STATUS])="O"))
ORDER BY [IDE ].[DUE DATE];


Thanks for the help..
 
I'm not entirely clear on what you want to select...

Are you saying you want to see all records with a due date less than one
week (7 days)?

Or are you saying you want to see all records with a due date on a workday,
plus less than 7 days away?

Or ?

More info, please...

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Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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AL Rios said:
ELECT [IDE ].ID, [IDE ].Project, [IDE ].Number, [IDE ].Meeting,
[IDE ].[ISSUE
/ ACTION ITEM], [IDE ].[POC(1)], [IDE ].[POC(2)], [IDE ].[DATE OPENED],
[IDE
].[DUE DATE], [IDE ].[TARGET CLOSE DATE], [IDE ].[ISSUE ACTION STATUS],
[IDE
].[ISSUE STATUS (Current + Historical)], [IDE ].URL, [IDE ].Lupdate, [IDE
].[ISSUE STATUS (Current + Historical)], [IDE ].STATUS
FROM [IDE ]
WHERE ((([IDE ].[DUE DATE])>=Date()-7) AND (([IDE ].[ISSUE ACTION
STATUS])="O"))
ORDER BY [IDE ].[DUE DATE];


Thanks for the help..

Jeff Boyce said:
What is the SQL statement of the query you are using now...?

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Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

Disclaimer: This author may have received products and services mentioned
in
this post. Mention and/or description of a product or service herein does
not constitute endorsement thereof.

Any code or pseudocode included in this post is offered "as is", with no
guarantee as to suitability.

You can thank the FTC of the USA for making this disclaimer
possible/necessary.




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