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Join Date: Feb 2008
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OS: Windows XP
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Help w/ Access 2003 please
Hi All,
I'm still learning the ropes of Access as a relatively new user. Could someone help me with writing an expression for an "if or and" function in conjunction with a calculating a future date function? This is what I have so far, but can't get it to work: =IIf(IsNull([Pre-assessment 2 Date - Control Starts]), DateSerial(Year([Pre-assessment 1 Date - Immediate starts]),Month([Pre-assessment 1 Date - Immediate starts]),Day([Pre-assessment 1 Date - Immediate starts])+49) This function would concern 3 fields: "Pre-assessment 1 Date - Immediate starts", "Pre-assessment 2 Date - Control Starts", and "Date of Week 7 Post-Assessments" The function I was attempting to create would do the following: If the "Pre-assessment 2 Date - Control Starts" field DOES NOT have a date entered in, then "Date of Week 7 Post-Assessments" would equal a date 7 weeks later from the date listed in "Pre-assessment 1 Date - Immediate starts". Or If "Pre-assessment 2 Date - Control Starts" DOES have a date, I would like "Date of Week 7 Post-Assessments" to equal 7 weeks later from the date listed in "Pre-assessment 2 Date - Control Starts". I'm assuming this function would be embedded within the "Date of Week 7 Post-Assessments" field Many thanks in advance, Dan |
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