Tom Keatley
tom.p at piedpiper.com.au
Tue Feb 7 23:09:06 CST 2006
Hi All....
I havent posted for a long time....shows I must be learning SOMETHING <grin>
but I have a problem now
I have written the function below to work out ageing in accounts but it does
not seem to work properly.....am I missing something stupid?
Is it to do with Access date formatting (we in Oz use dd/mm/yyyy)
Any help would be apprec iated
The Variable (Dte) is of course the date of the transaction calling the
function
Function Ageing(Dte)
Dim D
D = Date
Dim Curr As Date
Curr = DateSerial(Year(D), Month(D), (0))
'Debug.Print Curr
Dim Day30 As Date
Day30 = DateSerial(Year(D), Month(D) - 1, (0) + 1)
'Debug.Print Day30
Dim Day60 As Date
Day60 = DateSerial(Year(D), Month(D) - 2, (0) + 1)
'Debug.Print Day60
Dim Over As Date
Over = DateSerial(Year(D), Month(D) - 1, (0))
'Debug.Print Over
'Ageing function......
'Using Todays date as 15/04/2006 then
'( 0)Current should be > 31/03/2006
'(30)30Days 1/03/2006 to 31/03/2006
'(60)60Days 1/02/2006 to 28/02/2006
'(90)Over 60Days < 1/02/2006
Select Case Dte
Case Is > Curr 'CURRENT AMOUNT
Ageing = 0
Case Day30 To Curr ' 30 Days
Ageing = 30
Case Day60 To Over ' 60 Days
Ageing = 60
Case Is < Over
Ageing = 90
Case Else
End Select
End Function
Regards
Tom Keatley