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Adding a Date Range Picker Dialogue Box to MS Access Query
Attached is an example table and simple query export. Is it possible to configure a dialogue box that appears when running this query that has a query parameter to enter a date range picker based on the "ServerTime" column in the database table? I need to export data based on weeks or month ranges and I'm not sure where to start to design a UI feature like this.
It would also be great to know if it's possible to design other types of UI query parameter filters in a dialogue box that would appear before running a query, for example check boxes of all know values of "StoreNum2" field.
Thanks for any tips.
ExportByServerTimeDateRange.accdb
It would also be great to know if it's possible to design other types of UI query parameter filters in a dialogue box that would appear before running a query, for example check boxes of all know values of "StoreNum2" field.
Thanks for any tips.
ExportByServerTimeDateRange.accdb
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another alternative is to use Form with StartDate and EndDate and listbox to select the StoreNum2
let me know if you want to take this option.
let me know if you want to take this option.
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Rey's solutions is what I used to get this project started. Rey- if you have an example of the listbox option, I would be interested in reviewing. The other posts about building a form have been helpful to understand what I need to research how to do. I will need to look for some video training on this. Thank You.
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