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Try double quotes around the d<br />
Dateadd(&quot;d&quot;,-1,Date())
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Try double quotes around the d
Dateadd("d",-1,Date())

Did not work.

I know if have data for 1/1/2014.

glen

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is there Time in your date field ?<br />
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And how are you using this? &nbsp; Can &nbsp;you post the SQL or query grid?
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is there Time in your date field ?

And how are you using this?   Can  you post the SQL or query grid?

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I am using MS Access 2010.<br />
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The field AdmitDateTime has a DateTime format: &nbsp;1/1/2014 12:14:00 AM
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I am using MS Access 2010.

The field AdmitDateTime has a DateTime format:  1/1/2014 12:14:00 AM

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So, &nbsp;looks time Time is being stored with date?<br />
In that case, you need to use <b>DateValue</b>([AdmitDateTime]) to extract just the Date - and compare that against Dateadd(&quot;d&quot;,-1,Date())
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So,  looks time Time is being stored with date?
In that case, you need to use DateValue([AdmitDateTime]) to extract just the Date - and compare that against Dateadd("d",-1,Date())

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What is the syntax in an Access Query to set a criteria filter for a DateTime field for yesterday?<br />
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I tried Dateadd('d',-1,Date()) but that does not work.<br />
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Thanks<br />
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Glen
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What is the syntax in an Access Query to set a criteria filter for a DateTime field for yesterday?

I tried Dateadd('d',-1,Date()) but that does not work.

Thanks

Glen

Set filter in Access for DateTime - Yesterday

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