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I have an access 2000 database that I use to record bike trips and also use
to plan bike trips. The 'planned trip' portion of this database records
destinations and the roads leading there. If I decide I want to take a bike
trip; I simply print out a small report that contains the destination as well
as the general road directions. ---I thought that it would be helpful if I
included sunrise/sunset times on this print-out so that I would know my
window of daylight.
My problem is this: I have existing tables and forms that accomplish all of
the above (minus the daylight thing). I recently created a sunrise sunset
table that consists of Month, Day, Sunrise, Sunset). This table is
stand-alone in that it is not related to any of my other tables.
How do I pull the sunrise sunset data into my report? I would like to do
something along the lines of matching today's date (month and day) with the
same data elements in my sunrise sunset table.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.
to plan bike trips. The 'planned trip' portion of this database records
destinations and the roads leading there. If I decide I want to take a bike
trip; I simply print out a small report that contains the destination as well
as the general road directions. ---I thought that it would be helpful if I
included sunrise/sunset times on this print-out so that I would know my
window of daylight.
My problem is this: I have existing tables and forms that accomplish all of
the above (minus the daylight thing). I recently created a sunrise sunset
table that consists of Month, Day, Sunrise, Sunset). This table is
stand-alone in that it is not related to any of my other tables.
How do I pull the sunrise sunset data into my report? I would like to do
something along the lines of matching today's date (month and day) with the
same data elements in my sunrise sunset table.
Any thoughts would be appreciated.