Lets Think About Dates?

[NeonSky via AccessMonster.com]

Hello All!

Here is my question in my table I have two date fields/columns. For context
sake lets pretened we are dealing with a hotel company, the first field is
titled "TransactionDate", and the second is titled "ArrivalDate". Now I only
want to return records where the transaction date is greater than or equal to
13 months previous to the arrival date. For example.....

TransactionDate ArrivalDate
11/01/2005 01/15/2007
08/02/2006 01/23/2007
01/01/2006 03/01/2007

For the sample record set above I would like to know how to return the first
and third records (being that they are 13 months out from one another).

Happy to clarify!

Thank you in advance for thinking about my question!

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

WHERE DateDiff("m", [TransactionDate], [ArrivalDate]) >= 13

 

[Guest]

WHERE DateDiff("m", [TransactionDate], [ArrivalDate]) > = 13

 

[Guest]

You write very good code, Douglas

WHERE DateDiff("m", [TransactionDate], [ArrivalDate]) >= 13

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

And quickly, too! <g>

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Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

(no e-mails, please!)

You write very good code, Douglas

WHERE DateDiff("m", [TransactionDate], [ArrivalDate]) >= 13

--
Doug Steele, Microsoft Access MVP

(no e-mails, please!)

Hello All!

Here is my question in my table I have two date fields/columns. For
context
sake lets pretened we are dealing with a hotel company, the first field
is
titled "TransactionDate", and the second is titled "ArrivalDate". Now
I
only
want to return records where the transaction date is greater than or
equal
to
13 months previous to the arrival date. For example.....

TransactionDate ArrivalDate
11/01/2005 01/15/2007
08/02/2006 01/23/2007
01/01/2006 03/01/2007

For the sample record set above I would like to know how to return the
first
and third records (being that they are 13 months out from one another).

Happy to clarify!

Thank you in advance for thinking about my question!

 

[NeonSky via AccessMonster.com]

Thank you for your responses!

Though would you please elaborate as to how to structure the insertion of
this statement within the query design window?

Thank you!

WHERE DateDiff("m", [TransactionDate], [ArrivalDate]) > = 13

Hello All!

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Thank you in advance for thinking about my question!

 

[NeonSky via AccessMonster.com]

You know what guys, I got it sorted out. Thanks so much, you all rock!!

Thank you for your responses!

Though would you please elaborate as to how to structure the insertion of
this statement within the query design window?

Thank you!

WHERE DateDiff("m", [TransactionDate], [ArrivalDate]) > = 13

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