B Bob Vance Jul 4, 2009 #1 Between Date()-15 And Date()-200000 Is there a better way than this....Regards Bob
J John Mishefske Jul 4, 2009 #2 Bob said: Between Date()-15 And Date()-200000 Is there a better way than this....Regards Bob Click to expand... Instead of using Between why not use < Date() - 15 one comparison instead of two. -- John Mishefske, Microsoft MVP 2007 - 2009 UtterAccess Editor Tigeronomy Software web: http://www.tigeronomy.com email: sales ~at~ tigeronomy.com
Bob said: Between Date()-15 And Date()-200000 Is there a better way than this....Regards Bob Click to expand... Instead of using Between why not use < Date() - 15 one comparison instead of two. -- John Mishefske, Microsoft MVP 2007 - 2009 UtterAccess Editor Tigeronomy Software web: http://www.tigeronomy.com email: sales ~at~ tigeronomy.com
B Bob Vance Jul 4, 2009 #3 Thanks John , worked perfectly..Bob John Mishefske said: Instead of using Between why not use < Date() - 15 one comparison instead of two. -- John Mishefske, Microsoft MVP 2007 - 2009 UtterAccess Editor Tigeronomy Software web: http://www.tigeronomy.com email: sales ~at~ tigeronomy.com Click to expand...
Thanks John , worked perfectly..Bob John Mishefske said: Instead of using Between why not use < Date() - 15 one comparison instead of two. -- John Mishefske, Microsoft MVP 2007 - 2009 UtterAccess Editor Tigeronomy Software web: http://www.tigeronomy.com email: sales ~at~ tigeronomy.com Click to expand...
