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Query criteria  for Date/time is not working

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Mail Merge Help - 31 Aug 2005 00:32 GMT
Hi

In my database, there is a default date field that automatic enter the date
and time when ever there is a changes or new records made to the table.

I created a query from  table and with the below criteria.
> [Enter the date]
<[Enter the date].

But it' didn't work

Could some one help me how to defeat this problems.

Thanks
Hong
Rick B - 31 Aug 2005 14:10 GMT
Of course this does not work.  You are telling it to find all records less
than a date AND greater than the same date.  That would never happen.  A
record can't be less than January 1st and greater than January 1st.

Why not use...

Between [Enter start date] and [Enter stop date].

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Rick B

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> Hong
Mail Merge Help - 31 Aug 2005 23:48 GMT
Hi Rick
Hi

Thanks for get back to me. What I mean is that I have one criteria >[Enter
date] and another criteria for another query <[Enter Date], they are for a
different query, and I did tried the criteria that you suggested, but it just
didn't work. I think the problem is that it has the time at the end of the
date, eg 29/8/2005 12:20:30 PM. I did try all criteria, even cut short the
time to have it show date only ie 29/8/2005 and apply the criteria >[enter
date].

Thanks

> Of course this does not work.  You are telling it to find all records less
> than a date AND greater than the same date.  That would never happen.  A
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> > Thanks
> > Hong
 
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