POST your SQL. (View: SQL in design view)
Try
CDate([Enter Date])
Access may not be understanding your input as a date. It could be changing
11/07/2007 to a small fraction (11 divided by 7 divided by 2007) which the
date field will then see as a date and time on December 20, 1899.
Another way to handle this is to declare the parameter
Open the query in design mode
Select Query: Parameters from the Menu
Fill in the EXACT name of the parameter in column 1
Select the data type of the parameter in column 2
Now Access will know that [Enter Date] is a datetime and not a string or a
expression to be calculated.

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John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007
Center for Health Program Development and Management
University of Maryland Baltimore County
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> Can you not set an open criteria in a query for a field set to a General
> Date?
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> This did not work either. Any thoughts of what I am doing wrong or if I
> cannot search this way?
Darren Bartrup - 08 Nov 2007 17:24 GMT
On top of what John said, it might be converting your date into American date
format - are you trying to put in 11 July 2007, or 7 November 2007?
Of course, if you're in America then that's not the problem :)
> POST your SQL. (View: SQL in design view)
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> > This did not work either. Any thoughts of what I am doing wrong or if I
> > cannot search this way?