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Stephanie
Hi. I have a membership database. Members have MemberDate (their
anniversary date). Members pay Membership dues every year based on their
MemberDate. I have DateCreated as the day dues are due. Then I have
PaidThrough with a control source of DateAdd("d",365,[DateCreated])
Currently, everything is manual (expect PaidThrough which is calculated). I
don't think this won't allow me to know if someone hasn't paid, since I
haven't yet created the coming dues.
I'm trying to figure out how to say that the first DateCreated is the
MemberDate.
The second DateCreated is the MemberDate plus 1 year. Somehow, I'd like
this to automated so that I know when the second DateCreated is going to be
in order to run reports.
I don't care if they pay late, as the members DateCreated (and PaidThrough)
is based on the MemberDate.
I hope I explained this well enough. Please let me know if you need
additional information. Thanks for the help.
anniversary date). Members pay Membership dues every year based on their
MemberDate. I have DateCreated as the day dues are due. Then I have
PaidThrough with a control source of DateAdd("d",365,[DateCreated])
Currently, everything is manual (expect PaidThrough which is calculated). I
don't think this won't allow me to know if someone hasn't paid, since I
haven't yet created the coming dues.
I'm trying to figure out how to say that the first DateCreated is the
MemberDate.
The second DateCreated is the MemberDate plus 1 year. Somehow, I'd like
this to automated so that I know when the second DateCreated is going to be
in order to run reports.
I don't care if they pay late, as the members DateCreated (and PaidThrough)
is based on the MemberDate.
I hope I explained this well enough. Please let me know if you need
additional information. Thanks for the help.