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Dates/times in Access are indicated with # symbols.<br />
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Try<br />
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&nbsp;TimeValue([WhateverDate]) &gt;&nbsp;#4:30 PM# and TimeValue([WhateverDate]) &lt;&nbsp;#12:00 AM#<br />
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OM Gang
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Dates/times in Access are indicated with # symbols.

Try

 TimeValue([WhateverDate]) > #4:30 PM# and TimeValue([WhateverDate]) < #12:00 AM#

OM Gang

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With that, I'm getting a Data type mismatch error. &nbsp;But I know my [WhateverDate] field is a DateTime field, so I'm not sure why I'm getting the error....
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With that, I'm getting a Data type mismatch error.  But I know my [WhateverDate] field is a DateTime field, so I'm not sure why I'm getting the error....

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I assume your whateverdate is not &nbsp;a field name so:<br />

<pre><code id="code-20-41025086-1"> TimeValue(#2015-10-02 05:30:00 PM#) &gt; #4:30 PM# and TimeValue(#2015-10-02 10:00:00 PM#) &lt; #12:00 AM#</code></pre>
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I assume your whateverdate is not  a field name so:


 TimeValue(#2015-10-02 05:30:00 PM#) > #4:30 PM# and TimeValue(#2015-10-02 10:00:00 PM#) < #12:00 AM#

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That worked, thank you very much.
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Hello,<br />
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In my query, I'm trying to put this in the criteria but getting errors with my syntax. &nbsp;No matter the date, I'm just trying to set a time range.<br />
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TimeValue([WhateverDate]) &gt;&nbsp;4:30 PM and TimeValue([WhateverDate]) &lt;&nbsp;12:00 AM<br />
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Thanks,<br />
Joel
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Hello,

In my query, I'm trying to put this in the criteria but getting errors with my syntax.  No matter the date, I'm just trying to set a time range.

TimeValue([WhateverDate]) > 4:30 PM and TimeValue([WhateverDate]) < 12:00 AM

Thanks,
Joel

Access Query with Time function

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