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Query dates in table to show only records from current week

Asked by fyver528 in Microsoft Access Database

Tags: query, access, week, dates, show

Hi,

Im very new to Access. It comprises of part of important collegework and what I've learnt so far is from books ive bought (basically self taught).  "Teacher" doesn't know how to use Access properly, and just gave us a load of tutorials that the department had bought from a 3rd party company - useless things.

So, with that in mind I apologise in advance if this questions seems rather stupid.

What I need to do is the following;

* Query dates in my "bookings" table (dd/mm/yyyy) format
* Using the "datebooked" field to show only records from current week (based upon the system time)
* The week would start on a Monday, end on a Sunday.

I should then easily be able to modify this for next week, this month.  (I will have a shot at doing them myself)

Im sure there is a simple answer to this, and I will kick myself.  However Im not going to rely on my IT department, as when I asked how to create a form a few months ago, my "teacher" couldnt figure out how to make objects link to a table.  Thats when I went and bought a book.. ;)

Cheers in advance
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