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Sokan33
My problem is simple espcially to you gurus and my expalination is probably
more complicated than the solution.
I have a two tables: Table1(Membership) and Table2(Annoitment)
Table2
FIELD FIELD TYPE
DateAnnoited Date/Time
TimeLastAnnoited Number
DueForAnnoitment Yes/No
QUERY1 (Select Query) is a combination of Table1 and Table2. The query also
has
DateAnnoited
TimeLastAnnoited
DueForAnnoitment
Form1(Mebership) also has above fields
DateAnnoited:
TimeLastAnnoited: [the control source is:
=DateDiff("yyyy",[DateAnnoited],Now())+Int(Format(Now(),"mmdd")<Format([DateAnnoited],"mmdd"))]. This field returns x
DueForAnnoitment: Yes/No
Objective:
1. If x => 2 I want DueForAnnoitmentField mark YES
2. I want to write x and the YES back to the table so I can run query
against those fields.
Your input will be highly appreciated!
With high regards,
more complicated than the solution.
I have a two tables: Table1(Membership) and Table2(Annoitment)
Table2
FIELD FIELD TYPE
DateAnnoited Date/Time
TimeLastAnnoited Number
DueForAnnoitment Yes/No
QUERY1 (Select Query) is a combination of Table1 and Table2. The query also
has
DateAnnoited
TimeLastAnnoited
DueForAnnoitment
Form1(Mebership) also has above fields
DateAnnoited:
TimeLastAnnoited: [the control source is:
=DateDiff("yyyy",[DateAnnoited],Now())+Int(Format(Now(),"mmdd")<Format([DateAnnoited],"mmdd"))]. This field returns x
DueForAnnoitment: Yes/No
Objective:
1. If x => 2 I want DueForAnnoitmentField mark YES
2. I want to write x and the YES back to the table so I can run query
against those fields.
Your input will be highly appreciated!
With high regards,