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Jon, you have submitted a Post. You are likely to get a better response from Experts if you raise this as a question in the MS Access Topic area.
Use the big blue "Ask a Question" button at the top of the screen to do this.
Use the big blue "Ask a Question" button at the top of the screen to do this.
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Asking questions using complete sentences would also help. Check out Top 10 Ways to Ask Better Questions for some helpful tips on how to get answers quickly around here.
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Also check out the SQL Server Calendar Table series on how to create your own date table to handle things like financial years. The code is written in SQL Server but the concept still applies for Access developers.
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