Return all dates for 'next month' irrespective of year or day

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Andy79

Hello,

Sorry to ask such a simple question;

I would like my query to return all rows were the my 'date' field is
any day in the next month. The year & day of month are not relevant.

I have been getting stuck using (DatePart("m",Date())+1), this works
fine except on December at which point the expression returns 13, and
not 1, and therefore does not find the entries with a date in Jan.

I also need to a similar sets of data where my date field is
(DatePart("m",Date())-1) or ...-3 but again where the months cross
over Dec/Jan this breaks down..

Many Thanks for your help.

"Query to select all MemberID with MembershipStarted date in next
calendar month":

SELECT tblMembersList.MemberID
FROM tblMembersList
WHERE (((DatePart("m",tblMembersList.MembershipStarted))=DatePart("m",
(Date()+1))));

Andy
 
Here is the correct version of the above query

SELECT MembersList.MemberID, DatePart("m",[MembersList].
[MembershipStarted])
FROM MembersList
WHERE (((DatePart("m",[MembersList].
[MembershipStarted]))=DatePart("m",Date())+1));
 
Andy79 -

The trick is to add (or subtract) a month from today's date, and use that
month:

SELECT MembersList.MemberID, DatePart("m",[MembersList].
[MembershipStarted])
FROM MembersList
WHERE (((DatePart("m",[MembersList].
[MembershipStarted]))=DatePart("m",DateAdd("m",1,Date())));
 
Try the following

SELECT tblMembersList.MemberID
FROM tblMembersList
Month(MembershipStarted) = (Month(Date()) Mod 12) + 1

The expression will return the values 0 (December) to 11 (November). Adding
one to that will give you 1 (January) to 12(December).

John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2010
The Hilltop Institute
University of Maryland Baltimore County
 
Thanks Daryl, that function is indeed the exact answer to my
problems!!

Many Thanks
Andy


Andy79 -

The trick is to add (or subtract) a month from today's date, and use that
month:

SELECT MembersList.MemberID, DatePart("m",[MembersList].
[MembershipStarted])
FROM MembersList
WHERE (((DatePart("m",[MembersList].
[MembershipStarted]))=DatePart("m",DateAdd("m",1,Date())));

--
Daryl S

Andy79 said:
Here is the correct version of the above query
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SELECT MembersList.MemberID, DatePart("m",[MembersList].
[MembershipStarted])
FROM MembersList
WHERE (((DatePart("m",[MembersList].
[MembershipStarted]))=DatePart("m",Date())+1));
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