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filtering for date period
Posted on 2012-12-24
hey guys,
anything wrong with my this line of code?
Forms!frmMTKManager!subfrm
gives me this error message
i want to filter the query from a certain date to a certain date = ) thanks guys!!
anything wrong with my this line of code?
Forms!frmMTKManager!subfrm
gives me this error message
i want to filter the query from a certain date to a certain date = ) thanks guys!!
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4 Comments
To refer to a filter on a subform you use this syntax..
Forms!mainFormName.subform
subformcontainercontrolnam
Forms!mainFormName.subform
subformcontainercontrolnam
Active 7 days ago
In addition to what Peter said, if your code is on the main form itself, you can refer to it using the Me keyword.
Me.subfrmServicingWorkHours.
Ron G.
Me.subfrmServicingWorkHours.
Ron G.
Active 4 days ago
Does this work?
Forms!mainFormName.subform
...If txtServicingWorkHoursStart
Finally the format you are specifying is outdated ("m-d-yy")
1. This format will produce different length dates for single/double digit Months and dates:
1/5/57
11/17/94
...as opposed to a more standard format of "mm/dd/yyyy", which will produce:
01/05/1957
11/17/1994
2. That old format also does not clearly indicate what year you are specifying.
Is a year of 25, ...1925 or 2025?
JeffCoachman
Forms!mainFormName.subform
...If txtServicingWorkHoursStart
Finally the format you are specifying is outdated ("m-d-yy")
1. This format will produce different length dates for single/double digit Months and dates:
1/5/57
11/17/94
...as opposed to a more standard format of "mm/dd/yyyy", which will produce:
01/05/1957
11/17/1994
2. That old format also does not clearly indicate what year you are specifying.
Is a year of 25, ...1925 or 2025?
JeffCoachman
hey peter, thanks!! it works like a charm! = )
ron, thanks, i knew we could use me to refer to the calling form but your bolding of the FORM word helped me spot the correct code i should use = )
thanks jeff! i always thought i had to put things in a certain format. now i know i don't need to so long as it's a real date. and yup i will bear in mind about the date format. thanks!!
ron, thanks, i knew we could use me to refer to the calling form but your bolding of the FORM word helped me spot the correct code i should use = )
thanks jeff! i always thought i had to put things in a certain format. now i know i don't need to so long as it's a real date. and yup i will bear in mind about the date format. thanks!!
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