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variations on entering a date?

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Pat Dools - 10 Apr 2005 18:39 GMT
I need to account for every variation of date (complete, incomplete and
blank).  The date/time fields only allow for a complete entry (ie 2/2/02)  
and not (unk/unk/94).  Is there a different format field I could use that
will allow me to enter in some incomplete dates?  

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Pat Dools

PC Datasheet - 10 Apr 2005 21:09 GMT
Why do you want to enter incomplete dates?

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> I need to account for every variation of date (complete, incomplete and
> blank).  The date/time fields only allow for a complete entry (ie 2/2/02)
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> Pat Dools
Mike Painter - 10 Apr 2005 22:43 GMT
> Why do you want to enter incomplete dates?
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>> I need to account for every variation of date (complete, incomplete
>> and blank).  The date/time fields only allow for a complete entry
>> (ie 2/2/02) and not (unk/unk/94).  Is there a different format field
>> I could use that will allow me to enter in some incomplete dates?

If you just want something like June or 1995  or 4/5 to stay that way you
will have to use a text field.
Access *will* store a date and time value in a date field.
 
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