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  • Convert ASCII text value to date/time type in MS Access

    Hi, I'm using a vba procedure to load data from a text file into an access 2007 database. One of the fields in the text file is a representation of a date as 20070829 (29th august 2007). I need to know how, within my VBA code, I can convert this to a date type in order to insert into an access field...
    Posted to Access (Forum) by microsoft on 03-07-2010
  • Simple Date Query

    Hey I need to run a query to show all orders that will be collected in the next 7 days, i have the dates in when the customer wants to collect but i need to show them in a simple query so I know whos comming. I have a query and just need the criteria, but i dont know it and really need to do it asap...
    Posted to Access Coding/Macros (Forum) by microsoft on 03-01-2010
  • Query for Max(Date) in Sql Server 2005

    Hello: This should be simple. I have a table like this: myTable (PkDate, myInt1, myInt2, myInt3) PkDate: Primary key of type datetime myInt[1-3]: Int types Some sample entries to the table can be: 10/1/2007, 8, 12, 20 10/3/2007, 9, 24, 28 10/5/2007, 4, 8, 24 Now, I want the latest date for ANY number...
    Posted to SQL Server 2005 (Forum) by microsoft on 02-25-2010
  • Transferspreadsheet macro exports short date format, require medium.

    Hi, Perhaps you can help me. I am currently using a macro to export data into a spreadsheet, (using transferspreadhseet). When the data is exported the date field appears on the spreadsheet in short date format and I would like it to be in Medium. Is there a way around this please?
    Posted to Access (Forum) by microsoft on 02-25-2010
  • DOS script to compare date and send notification

    Newbie to NT: I would like to set up a MS DOS script that will check the contents of a TXT file and compare it to today's date. If the dates are different, then send out a email. Is there an easy way to do it without downloading software, i.e. blat? Thank you.
    Posted to MS DOS (Forum) by microsoft on 02-17-2010
  • Saving a filename with the week number of the last sunday

    I'm using this snippet to determine the last sundays date, based on today but I need to save the week as part of filename i.e. that Sunday (22/06/08) lies in the 4th week. so saving it as Junewk4.xls Code Snippet: 1: 2: P = Weekday(Now(), vbMonday) P = Int(Now()) - P --> Open in New Window Select...
    Posted to Access Coding/Macros (Forum) by microsoft on 02-17-2010
  • Getting todays transactions from Visual Foxpro table into Visual Studio 2008 using OLEDB

    Please could someone tell me how to perform a comparison in the Visual Studio (2008 ) Query Designer against a Visual Foxpro Date field via OLEDB. I am trying to get a list of today's transactions from a visual foxpro 9 table into an ASP.NET (c#) web page. I have created a connection to the associated...
    Posted to FoxPro (Forum) by microsoft on 02-13-2010
  • Adding user-input date range to query in MS Access

    Hi, I’ve searched and found broadly similar questions to this, but none close enough for me to figure it out (rusty on Access these days). I have an MS Access database with a form in which the user selects a file through a dialog box and then clicks an ‘Export’ button. When they press the button qryABC...
    Posted to Access (Forum) by microsoft on 02-13-2010
  • Date stamp calculated field in Access table

    How do you date stamp a calculated field and not use a form? Is it possible? Here is my dillema. There are two fields which a user can input ReviewStatus and ReviewStatusApp. If either field is = "Final", then overall status (calcualted field) will equal "Final". If both fields =...
    Posted to Access Coding/Macros (Forum) by microsoft on 02-12-2010
  • Excel cumulative year to date figures

    I have a pivot table that has months going down the rows and salesperson across it. The data is the sum of sales for that month. How do I get another pivot table or within the same table that shows the year-to-date totals for each month? My data comes from a Access 2000 query. Thanks.
    Posted to Microsoft Office (Forum) by microsoft on 02-09-2010
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