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I have a database that tracks dates for students who transfer. My question
involves an estimated arrival at a new location(EDA) and the actual date they
leave(Transfer Date). What I have done is subtracted the estimated arrival
date from the current date to give me a total number of days. What I need it
to do is stop the calculation once they actually leave from the current
location. How do I write the equation, or rather, what needs to be included
in the equation to make the calculation stop when they leave? My fields are
titled as follows: "Expr1"(todays date), "EDA"(expected transfer date),
"Total Days"(that have passed from EDA), "Status"(a pulldown listing
including term "Transfer"). I have tried many different equations to get
this to work, but am lost in the terminology and required equation parts.
Respectfully,
Phillip
involves an estimated arrival at a new location(EDA) and the actual date they
leave(Transfer Date). What I have done is subtracted the estimated arrival
date from the current date to give me a total number of days. What I need it
to do is stop the calculation once they actually leave from the current
location. How do I write the equation, or rather, what needs to be included
in the equation to make the calculation stop when they leave? My fields are
titled as follows: "Expr1"(todays date), "EDA"(expected transfer date),
"Total Days"(that have passed from EDA), "Status"(a pulldown listing
including term "Transfer"). I have tried many different equations to get
this to work, but am lost in the terminology and required equation parts.
Respectfully,
Phillip