Sounds like there is some confusion about the data type here.
1. The query is based on a table that has the date field.
Open that table in design view, and check that the field is of type
Date/Time, not Text. (If it is a text sort, you will get the wrong results.)
2. In query design view, choose Parameters on the Query menu.
In the parameter dialog, declare your 2 parameters, so Access knows their
type. The 2 rows will look like this:
Begin_date Date/Time
End_date Date/Time

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> Iam using a parameter query using Between [Begin_date] and [End_date]
> End_date should be inclusive - Correct?
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> Thanks
> Pon
>Iam using a parameter query using Between [Begin_date] and [End_date]
>End_date should be inclusive - Correct?
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>Thanks
>Pon
Is the field a Date/Time field? My guess is that it's Text and that Access is
applying the "BETWEEN" alphabetically (03/anything comes before 04/anything)
rather than chronologically.
If that's not it, please open the query in SQL view and post the SQL text
here.
John W. Vinson [MVP]