No. That takes two queries.
You can run them consecutively using a macro or some vba code.
I have a delete and append query that the user needs to enter beginning date
and a ending date. How can I set it up so the user only has to enter the
dates once? I have them running with a macro.
>No. That takes two queries.
>
>You can run them consecutively using a macro or some vba code.
>
>> Is there any way to have 1 query to append then delete the records that were
>> appended?
Nikos Yannacopoulos - 30 May 2006 14:38 GMT
Use a form with two unbound controls (textboxes or, better yet,
calendars) where you set the date boundaries; a command button next to
them fires the macro or code which runs the two queries; bot queries
reference the controls on the form for their criteria, rather than
opening input boxes. Criteria could look something like:
>= Forms!frmCriteria!txtDateFrom And <= Forms!frmCriteria!txtDateTo
HTH,
Nikos