asked on Access 2013 Calculated Date Columns in Table
I have an access table that I'm trying to append to a SharePoint list. The SP list has two calculated columns:
CurrentMonth: IIf(Str([Today])=Str([Due Date]),1,0)
PastDue:IIf([Today]>[Due Date],1,0)
What is the correct expression for my Access calculated columns?
CurrentMonth: IIf(Str([Today])=Str([Due Date]),1,0)
PastDue:IIf([Today]>[Due Date],1,0)
What is the correct expression for my Access calculated columns?
Microsoft SharePointMicrosoft Access
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Rey Obrero (Capricorn1)
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Error Message :The expression cannot be used in a calculated table column
are your table in access db?
ASKER
yes it's table expression
ASKER
yes Access 2013 table
you have to do that in a query
ASKER
Why not in a table as a calculated column
so you want to use data macro?
upload a copy of your db
upload a copy of your db
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Find attached
Policy-SharePoint---Copy.accdb
Policy-SharePoint---Copy.accdb
in the expression to calculate the values for Calculated field, you can only use the fields on the same table and hard coded values,
values such as Date() are not permitted.
another way to achieve the goal is to use DataMacro, see this link for reference
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ff973807(v=office.14).aspx
values such as Date() are not permitted.
another way to achieve the goal is to use DataMacro, see this link for reference
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/office/ff973807(v=office.14).aspx
ASKER
Since I have no experience with Data Macros how would the following be created
CurrentMonth: IIf(Str([Today])=Str([Due Date]),1,0)
PastDue:IIf([Today]>[Due Date],1,0)
CurrentMonth: IIf(Str([Today])=Str([Due Date]),1,0)
PastDue:IIf([Today]>[Due Date],1,0)
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CurrentMonth: IIf(Date()=[Due Date],1,0)
PastDue:IIf(Date() >[Due Date],1,0)