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I have a query that looks at a field containing a date and time (Availability
Goal). Based on the this information, I want the query to find the next
available departure time (departure schedule is a seperate table).
As it stands now, each departure in the table has a column for the day of
the week (1 being Sunday and 7 being Saturday) and a column for departure
time.
I want the query to look at the [Availability Goal] and either show me the
next departure for that day of the week, or the first departure on the
following day.
Currently I have a statement in the criteria line of the Departure Day that
reads:
IIf(TimeValue(Availability_Goal)>[Dep_Time], DatePart("w",
DateValue(Availability_Goal), 1), DatePart("w", DateAdd("w", 1,
Availability_Goal)))
This formula works to some extent, but it doesn't limit the query return to
just one item. For example, the availability time might be today at 10:00:00
PM, missing all of today's flights so I get a response of 3 possible flights
tomorrow.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Goal). Based on the this information, I want the query to find the next
available departure time (departure schedule is a seperate table).
As it stands now, each departure in the table has a column for the day of
the week (1 being Sunday and 7 being Saturday) and a column for departure
time.
I want the query to look at the [Availability Goal] and either show me the
next departure for that day of the week, or the first departure on the
following day.
Currently I have a statement in the criteria line of the Departure Day that
reads:
IIf(TimeValue(Availability_Goal)>[Dep_Time], DatePart("w",
DateValue(Availability_Goal), 1), DatePart("w", DateAdd("w", 1,
Availability_Goal)))
This formula works to some extent, but it doesn't limit the query return to
just one item. For example, the availability time might be today at 10:00:00
PM, missing all of today's flights so I get a response of 3 possible flights
tomorrow.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.