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Brian,<br />
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Thanks. &nbsp;This works perfect.
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Experts,<br />
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I am using this &quot;Format(Now(),'ww') = Format(C.curdate,'ww')&quot; to format and compare the function Now with a date field, in an app query for MS Access.<br />
I am migrating to SQL Server and need to convert this line in the query.<br />
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So far I have &quot;Format(Getdate(),'ww') = Format(C.curdate,'ww')&quot; , but I am getting an error on &quot;Format&quot;.<br />
What can I change that to in order for it to work in SQL Server?<br />
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Cheers<br />
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Experts,

I am using this "Format(Now(),'ww') = Format(C.curdate,'ww')" to format and compare the function Now with a date field, in an app query for MS Access.
I am migrating to SQL Server and need to convert this line in the query.

So far I have "Format(Getdate(),'ww') = Format(C.curdate,'ww')" , but I am getting an error on "Format".
What can I change that to in order for it to work in SQL Server?

Cheers




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