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Paula
I'm programming a query that will pop-up an alert to the
user that lets them know that certain tasks are due in 7
days. So, when they set up a due date in the form, this
query will run each time the form is opened and check for
7 day alerts, as I'm calling them. However, the query is
looking for EXACTLY 7 days and I'd really like it to bring
up the alert every day until the project is overdue. The
query currently reads, Between Now()+6 and Now()+7. To
try to fix the problem, I've reduced the first Now to +1
and then +0, but it didn't work. Does anybody have any
ideas?
Paula
user that lets them know that certain tasks are due in 7
days. So, when they set up a due date in the form, this
query will run each time the form is opened and check for
7 day alerts, as I'm calling them. However, the query is
looking for EXACTLY 7 days and I'd really like it to bring
up the alert every day until the project is overdue. The
query currently reads, Between Now()+6 and Now()+7. To
try to fix the problem, I've reduced the first Now to +1
and then +0, but it didn't work. Does anybody have any
ideas?
Paula