NNiicckk
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Pulling Current Month Data
I have the same account numbers receiving statements every month but at different days. When statements are received there is a StatementDate field that is entered in.
I have a query that captures all account numbers (qryAccounts).
I would like to create a query that identifies which accounts have not had statements come in for the current month.
Thanks for any help
I have a query that captures all account numbers (qryAccounts).
I would like to create a query that identifies which accounts have not had statements come in for the current month.
Thanks for any help
ASKER
Sorry, I tried to create a sub query but had zero results.
Here are the related items, The StatementDate records as Short Date.
Table and field:
Accounts.AccountNumber
Statements.StatementDate
Query:
SELECT Accounts.AccountNumber
FROM Accounts;
Here are the related items, The StatementDate records as Short Date.
Table and field:
Accounts.AccountNumber
Statements.StatementDate
Query:
SELECT Accounts.AccountNumber
FROM Accounts;
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Presuming you are only comparing dates in the current month and the previous month...
SELECT YourTable.ID, YourTable.AccountNumber, YourTable.StatementDate, IIf(Month([StatementDate]) & Year([StatementDate])<>Mon th(Date()) & Year(Date()),"No Statement this Month","Other Condition") AS NoStatementthisMonth
FROM YourTable
WHERE (((IIf(Month([StatementDat e]) & Year([StatementDate])<>Mon th(Date()) & Year(Date()),"No Statement this Month","Other Condition"))="No Statement this Month"));
A bit heavy handed, but I tried to show you the logic, ...
Obviously you will have to adjust the object names to match yours...
JeffCoachman
SELECT YourTable.ID, YourTable.AccountNumber, YourTable.StatementDate, IIf(Month([StatementDate])
FROM YourTable
WHERE (((IIf(Month([StatementDat
A bit heavy handed, but I tried to show you the logic, ...
Obviously you will have to adjust the object names to match yours...
JeffCoachman
ASKER
Jeff,
That did work but I do have a large amount of data which would keep showing up. I created an Accounts query to show only the account numbers. (They never change month to month) That is why the query works off of the Accounts table, as it will only pull the accounts once where the Statements table pulls the account number every time a statement date would be entered.
I guess I need a sub query where Accounts is joined with my Statement table.
Table:
Statements.StatementDate
Query: (qryAccounts)
SELECT Accounts.AccountNumber
FROM Accounts;
Your query:
SELECT Statements.AccountID, Statements.StatementDate, IIf(Month([StatementDate]) & Year([StatementDate])<>Mon th(Date()) & Year(Date()),"No Statement this Month","Other Condition") AS NoStatementthisMonth
FROM Statements
WHERE (((IIf(Month([StatementDat e]) & Year([StatementDate])<>Mon th(Date()) & Year(Date()),"No Statement this Month","Other Condition"))="No Statement this Month"))
ORDER BY Statements.AccountID;
That did work but I do have a large amount of data which would keep showing up. I created an Accounts query to show only the account numbers. (They never change month to month) That is why the query works off of the Accounts table, as it will only pull the accounts once where the Statements table pulls the account number every time a statement date would be entered.
I guess I need a sub query where Accounts is joined with my Statement table.
Table:
Statements.StatementDate
Query: (qryAccounts)
SELECT Accounts.AccountNumber
FROM Accounts;
Your query:
SELECT Statements.AccountID, Statements.StatementDate, IIf(Month([StatementDate])
FROM Statements
WHERE (((IIf(Month([StatementDat
ORDER BY Statements.AccountID;
Then lets keep this simple.
1. Please post a simple sample database, that approximates your data.
2. Then post a clear graphical example of the *exact* output you want, based on that sample data...
1. Please post a simple sample database, that approximates your data.
2. Then post a clear graphical example of the *exact* output you want, based on that sample data...
ASKER
I have attached an example. The accounts table and qryAccounts have the account numbers that are serviced monthly.
The Statements table has the production tracking. In this example, 4 of the 7 accounts have been received (StatementDate) for September. I would like to show the 3 that have not been received by the bank as of yet.
I should see:
Account 123456 StatementDate 8/1/2013
Account 234567 StatementDate 8/15/2013
Account 789123 StatementDate 7/12/2013
Nick092113.accdb
The Statements table has the production tracking. In this example, 4 of the 7 accounts have been received (StatementDate) for September. I would like to show the 3 that have not been received by the bank as of yet.
I should see:
Account 123456 StatementDate 8/1/2013
Account 234567 StatementDate 8/15/2013
Account 789123 StatementDate 7/12/2013
Nick092113.accdb
ASKER
Thanks for the help.
SELECT AccountNumber
FROM Accounts
WHERE Not EXISTS
(SELECT AccountNumber FROM Accounts where DateDiff("m", StatementDate, Now) = 0)