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I have a query that has a field named "Start". I also have a separate table named tblWeekNumbers. This table looks like this:
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Note that week 1 is from 8/16/2015 through 8/22/2015, Week 2 is from 8/23/2015 through 8/29/2015, etc. The dates and the PK number in this table will never change.
Now in the query I need to add a field named "WeeK" If the date in the field "Start" in the query is between 8/16/2015 and 8/22/2015 then I want the new field in the query named "Week" to show "1". If the date in the field "Start" in the query is between 8/23/2015 and 8/29/2015 then I want the new field in the query named "Week" to show "2", etc.
How can I add this field and value to the query?
Note that week 1 is from 8/16/2015 through 8/22/2015, Week 2 is from 8/23/2015 through 8/29/2015, etc. The dates and the PK number in this table will never change.
Now in the query I need to add a field named "WeeK" If the date in the field "Start" in the query is between 8/16/2015 and 8/22/2015 then I want the new field in the query named "Week" to show "1". If the date in the field "Start" in the query is between 8/23/2015 and 8/29/2015 then I want the new field in the query named "Week" to show "2", etc.
How can I add this field and value to the query?
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