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What would the Access equivalent of the following SQL query be? The main problem is &quot;DATEPART&quot;<br />
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SELECT DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transactio<wbr />n Date]) &nbsp;As Year, DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transactio<wbr />n Date]) As Month, SUM([Transactions].[Amount<wbr />]) As TotalAmount &nbsp; <br />
FROM Transactions <br />
WHERE DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transactio<wbr />n Date]) &nbsp;= DATEPART(Year,getdate()) <br />
AND DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transactio<wbr />n Date]) &nbsp;= DATEPART(Month, getdate()) <br />
GROUP BY DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transactio<wbr />n Date]), DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transactio<wbr />n Date]) <br />
ORDER BY Year, Month
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Hi

What would the Access equivalent of the following SQL query be? The main problem is "DATEPART"

SELECT DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transaction Date])  As Year, DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transaction Date]) As Month, SUM([Transactions].[Amount]) As TotalAmount   
FROM Transactions 
WHERE DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transaction Date])  = DATEPART(Year,getdate()) 
AND DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transaction Date])  = DATEPART(Month, getdate()) 
GROUP BY DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transaction Date]), DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transaction Date]) 
ORDER BY Year, Month

Access equivalent of SQL query

Hi

What would the Access equivalent of the following SQL query be? The main problem is &quot;DATEPART&quot;

SELECT DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transaction Date])  As Year, DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transaction Date]) As Month, SUM([Transactions].[Amount]) As TotalAmount   
FROM Transactions 
WHERE DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transaction Date])  = DATEPART(Year,getdate()) 
AND DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transaction Date])  = DATEPART(Month, getdate()) 
GROUP BY DATEPART(Year, [Transactions].[Transaction Date]), DATEPART(Month, [Transactions].[Transaction Date]) 
ORDER BY Year, Month

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