Data access page query criteria problem

G

Guest

Two problems.
I am trying to set up a data access page using a query criterion which uses
"Today". The query runs OK in Access (2000) but falls over in the DAP,
quoting "Today" as a problem. If I remove Today, the DAP runs, but gives
wrong information (clearly)
Second problem is getting DAP to display more than one record at a time in a
group view. Other threads talk of right-clicking page in Design view, and
choosing "Group.....", but A2k (or rather the version I have) does not appear
to have this as a right-click option. The current result is unsatisfactory.
Help, please, if you will.
Thanks in anticipation,
JMCS
 
K

Ken Snell \(MVP\)

What is "Today"? A function? A variable?

You can get the current date using Date() function.
 
G

Guest

Ken

Thank you for replying. It was actually the function Today() which works
quite happily in Access, but the data page didn't like. However, I took your
advice and replaced it with Date() - problem 1 solved - thank you! Can you
help with problem 2, please - the number of records viewable at any one time?

JMCS
 
K

Ken Snell \(MVP\)

You can set the number of records to be shown by putting a desired value
into the MaxRecords property for the Page. Right-click on the page, select
Page Properties, and click on Data tab.
 
G

Guest

Thank you for responding.

Unfortunately, when I pull up the page Properties (in Design View), there is
no Data tag 9just Format, Other, All), so I cannot make the suggested change.
I guess this is a deficiency of version of Access 2000 the company has, and
will not resolvable until we upgrade.

Thank you for your time and trouble.
 
G

Guest

Apologies!

By setting up a page from scratch, the desired outcome was achieved! I
could not change an existing page.

Many thanks!!!
 

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