R Rick B Jul 20, 2006 #2 Not sure what you mean. You want a date and time next to each record on the query? Or you just want a footer with the current date and time? If the former, you would have to have a field in your table that stores the data, then you would pull it to the query. In either case, queries were not really designed for printing. I would build a report based on the query and use that for printing.
Not sure what you mean. You want a date and time next to each record on the query? Or you just want a footer with the current date and time? If the former, you would have to have a field in your table that stores the data, then you would pull it to the query. In either case, queries were not really designed for printing. I would build a report based on the query and use that for printing.
G Guest Jul 21, 2006 #3 Rick, Thanks, I will try a report instead; I just normally do queries because they are simpler for me.
Rick, Thanks, I will try a report instead; I just normally do queries because they are simpler for me.
