Generating Date Ranges

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Hi,

I am developing a scheduling system, I get stuck with the generation of
dates though.

I have a table with the following fields, ID & Date. I would like to select
two dates on a form frmDateGenerate, a start date field called txtstartdate
and a end date field called txtenddate. When you select these two dates and
press a button, dates between the two dates selected should automatically be
generated and written in the table, this will basically happen on a monthly
basis.

Is this posible ??

Please Help !!

Thanx
 
Create a table with number field and populate with consecutive number zero
through the maximum difference that you will ever have between the dates.

Use the SQL statement below --

SELECT CVDate([Enter start date])+[Count] AS [My Dates]
FROM [Count]
WHERE (((CVDate([Enter start date])+[Count])<=CVDate([Enter end date])));
 
Hi,

I am developing a scheduling system, I get stuck with the generation of
dates though.

I have a table with the following fields, ID & Date. I would like to select
two dates on a form frmDateGenerate, a start date field called txtstartdate
and a end date field called txtenddate. When you select these two dates and
press a button, dates between the two dates selected should automatically be
generated and written in the table, this will basically happen on a monthly
basis.

Is this posible ??

Please Help !!

Thanx
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One way to do this is to have an auxiliary table, AllDates, with just
one date field as its Primary Key. You can quickly generate such a
table in Excel, using its fill-down feature; just put in five years'
or so of valid dates in the range you want, and copy and paste it into
a table in Access.

You can then create an Append query based on this table, using a
criterion on its datefield of

BETWEEN [Enter start date:] AND [Enter end date:]

John W. Vinson[MVP]
 
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