Calculating new scheduled date in access 97 query

[Guest]

Hi,
Please if any one can help me, I need to calculate the Next_Scheduled_Date
according to the Frequency(that depend on the months-1 month, 2 months, 3
months...) and the Scheduled_Date(that its date for exm-1/2/2007). I need
that in the Next_Scheduled_Date will be the sum of Scheduled_Date and the
Frequency(the months). I'm tring to do it in DateSerial formula, but it
giving me Errors.

Thank's
Anna

 

[Allen Browne]

Use DateAdd to add the number of months in the Frequency field to the date
in the Scheduled_Date field:
DateAdd("m", [Frequency], [Scheduled_Date])

 

[Guest]

Thanks, but it's asking me to "Enter parameter value of Scheduled_Date" and
not calculating automaticly?

Use DateAdd to add the number of months in the Frequency field to the date
in the Scheduled_Date field:
DateAdd("m", [Frequency], [Scheduled_Date])

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

Hi,
Please if any one can help me, I need to calculate the Next_Scheduled_Date
according to the Frequency(that depend on the months-1 month, 2 months, 3
months...) and the Scheduled_Date(that its date for exm-1/2/2007). I need
that in the Next_Scheduled_Date will be the sum of Scheduled_Date and the
Frequency(the months). I'm tring to do it in DateSerial formula, but it
giving me Errors.

Thank's
Anna

 

[Allen Browne]

Anna, do you have a field named Scheduled_Date?

Use the name of the field you want to add x months to.

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

Thanks, but it's asking me to "Enter parameter value of Scheduled_Date"
and
not calculating automaticly?

Use DateAdd to add the number of months in the Frequency field to the
date
in the Scheduled_Date field:
DateAdd("m", [Frequency], [Scheduled_Date])

Hi,
Please if any one can help me, I need to calculate the
Next_Scheduled_Date
according to the Frequency(that depend on the months-1 month, 2 months,
3
months...) and the Scheduled_Date(that its date for exm-1/2/2007). I
need
that in the Next_Scheduled_Date will be the sum of Scheduled_Date and
the
Frequency(the months). I'm tring to do it in DateSerial formula, but it
giving me Errors.

 

[Guest]

I found the mistake, Thanks alot

Anna, do you have a field named Scheduled_Date?

Use the name of the field you want to add x months to.

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

Thanks, but it's asking me to "Enter parameter value of Scheduled_Date"
and
not calculating automaticly?

Use DateAdd to add the number of months in the Frequency field to the
date
in the Scheduled_Date field:
DateAdd("m", [Frequency], [Scheduled_Date])

Hi,
Please if any one can help me, I need to calculate the
Next_Scheduled_Date
according to the Frequency(that depend on the months-1 month, 2 months,
3
months...) and the Scheduled_Date(that its date for exm-1/2/2007). I
need
that in the Next_Scheduled_Date will be the sum of Scheduled_Date and
the
Frequency(the months). I'm tring to do it in DateSerial formula, but it
giving me Errors.

 

[Guest]

Thanks it worked, but now when I want to conect it to the table it is giving
me an error-"Syntax error(comma) in query expression
'[tbl_PM's].[Dateadd("m",[Month],[Scheduled_Date])]'
(I changed the Frequency field to the Month field)
I hope you can help me, what I'm doing wrong?

Anna, do you have a field named Scheduled_Date?

Use the name of the field you want to add x months to.

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

Thanks, but it's asking me to "Enter parameter value of Scheduled_Date"
and
not calculating automaticly?

Use DateAdd to add the number of months in the Frequency field to the
date
in the Scheduled_Date field:
DateAdd("m", [Frequency], [Scheduled_Date])

Hi,
Please if any one can help me, I need to calculate the
Next_Scheduled_Date
according to the Frequency(that depend on the months-1 month, 2 months,
3
months...) and the Scheduled_Date(that its date for exm-1/2/2007). I
need
that in the Next_Scheduled_Date will be the sum of Scheduled_Date and
the
Frequency(the months). I'm tring to do it in DateSerial formula, but it
giving me Errors.

 

[Allen Browne]

If it is complaining about the comma, perhaps you have a different character
chosen as your List Separator in the Windows Control Panel (under Regional
Options.)

--
Allen Browne - Microsoft MVP. Perth, Western Australia

Reply to group, rather than allenbrowne at mvps dot org.

Thanks it worked, but now when I want to conect it to the table it is
giving
me an error-"Syntax error(comma) in query expression
'[tbl_PM's].[Dateadd("m",[Month],[Scheduled_Date])]'
(I changed the Frequency field to the Month field)
I hope you can help me, what I'm doing wrong?

Anna, do you have a field named Scheduled_Date?

Use the name of the field you want to add x months to.

Thanks, but it's asking me to "Enter parameter value of Scheduled_Date"
and
not calculating automaticly?

:

Use DateAdd to add the number of months in the Frequency field to the
date
in the Scheduled_Date field:
DateAdd("m", [Frequency], [Scheduled_Date])

Hi,
Please if any one can help me, I need to calculate the
Next_Scheduled_Date
according to the Frequency(that depend on the months-1 month, 2
months,
3
months...) and the Scheduled_Date(that its date for exm-1/2/2007). I
need
that in the Next_Scheduled_Date will be the sum of Scheduled_Date
and
the
Frequency(the months). I'm tring to do it in DateSerial formula, but
it
giving me Errors.

 

[Jamie Collins]

Thanks it worked, but now when I want to conect it to the table it is giving
me an error-"Syntax error (comma) in query expression
'[tbl_PM's].[Dateadd("m",[Month],[Scheduled_Date])]'

AFAIK that's not legal syntax. If you want to add a table qualifiers
(prefix) to your columns, try:

DATEADD("M", [tbl_PM's].[Month], [tbl_PM's].[Scheduled_Date])

Jamie.

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[Guest]

Thanks, but still something is wrong: this expr. is working, but the tbl name
is not displayed in the query and are not updating on the tbl_PM's. And when
I try to force the tbl in the query by manualy choosing it, it's giving me an
error:Syntax error in query expression
'[tbl_PM's].[DateAdd("m",[tbl_PM's]].[Month],[tbl_PM's].[[Scheduled_Date])]'.
What I'm doing wrong?
Thanks,
Anna

Thanks it worked, but now when I want to conect it to the table it is giving
me an error-"Syntax error (comma) in query expression
'[tbl_PM's].[Dateadd("m",[Month],[Scheduled_Date])]'

AFAIK that's not legal syntax. If you want to add a table qualifiers
(prefix) to your columns, try:

DATEADD("M", [tbl_PM's].[Month], [tbl_PM's].[Scheduled_Date])

Jamie.

 

[Jamie Collins]

Thanks, but still something is wrong: this expr. is working, but the tbl name
is not displayed in the query and are not updating on the tbl_PM's. And when
I try to force the tbl in the query by manualy choosing it, it's giving me an
error:Syntax error in query expression
'[tbl_PM's].[DateAdd("m",[tbl_PM's]].[Month],[tbl_PM's].[[Scheduled_Date])]­'.
What I'm doing wrong?

Try replacing

[tbl_PM's].[DateAdd("m",[tbl_PM's]].[Month],[tbl_PM's].
[[Scheduled_Date])]

with

DateAdd("m",[tbl_PM's].[Month],[tbl_PM's].[Scheduled_Date])

Jamie.

--

 

[Guest]

I tries that, but that way it's not connected to the tbl_PM's.

Thanks, but still something is wrong: this expr. is working, but the tbl name
is not displayed in the query and are not updating on the tbl_PM's. And when
I try to force the tbl in the query by manualy choosing it, it's giving me an
error:Syntax error in query expression
'[tbl_PM's].[DateAdd("m",[tbl_PM's]].[Month],[tbl_PM's].[[Scheduled_Date])]­'.
What I'm doing wrong?

Try replacing

[tbl_PM's].[DateAdd("m",[tbl_PM's]].[Month],[tbl_PM's].
[[Scheduled_Date])]

with

DateAdd("m",[tbl_PM's].[Month],[tbl_PM's].[Scheduled_Date])

Jamie.

 

[Jamie Collins]

I tries that, but that way it's not connected to the tbl_PM's.

Please post the SQL view of the query (the one that works) and
indicate where you want the DATEADD() to be inserted. TIA.

Jamie.

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