Drew Wutka
DWUTKA at marlow.com
Sat Feb 1 16:52:00 CST 2003
As far as data import goes, Stuart has an example for you, but I think it
will have problems with people born after 1999.
I personally like using code with my querries, so I would do this:
Function VerifyDOB(ByVal tmpDate as Date)
if tmpDate > Date() Then
tmpDate=SerialDate(Year(tmpDate)-100,month(tmpDate),Day(tmpDate))
End if
VerifyDOB=tmpDate
End Function
Then, in your query, use the function as the field:
VerifiedDate: VerifyDOB([PatDate])
Does that make sense?
Drew
-----Original Message-----
From: Scott Gage
To: accessd at databaseadvisors.com
Sent: 2/1/03 4:16 PM
Subject: RE: [AccessD] Date Format
Thanks Drew. You are correct about the data that I
import. If it is in the mm/dd/yyyy format everything
works fine.
As part of the application I am building, I have to
Import the data using the following code.
DoCmd.TransferText acImportDelim, "BVH", "RawImport",
"C:\Program Files\Leadnet\Data\LEAD.txt"
I made a schema to separate the fields. Can I do
anything at that point to change the Date from mmddyy
to mmddyyyy? I am importing fifty records at a time
give or take.
I am fixing this data with a query and don't know how
to apply your suggestion in a query.
I'm kind of a rookie as you might have guessed.
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Scott T. Gage
Scott.gage at promedica.org
419.291-7177
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