Hi all,
I am using office XP and have a question regarding the format function.
I am using wk:format([pickandscratch].[schedule],"WW") to show what week a
certain date is. The problem is that a week runs from Sun to Sat in Access
and our warehouse week runs from Sat to Fri. This is making my "week to
date" calculations a day out. Is there a way that I can specify which day a
new week starts on within this query????
Many thanks in advance,
Mark
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On Sat, 1 May 2004 04:19:13 +0100, Mark Reed wrote: Hi all,
I am using office XP and have a question regarding the format function.
I am using wk:format([pickandscratch].[schedule],"WW") to show what week a
certain date is. The problem is that a week runs from Sun to Sat in Access
and our warehouse week runs from Sat to Fri. This is making my "week to
date" calculations a day out. Is there a way that I can specify which day a
new week starts on within this query????
Many thanks in advance,
Mark
Look up the datepart() function in VBA help.
wk:DatePart("ww",[DateField],7)
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Mark Reed wrote: Hi all,
I am using office XP and have a question regarding the format function.
I am using wk:format([pickandscratch].[schedule],"WW") to show what week a
certain date is. The problem is that a week runs from Sun to Sat in Access
and our warehouse week runs from Sat to Fri. This is making my "week to
date" calculations a day out. Is there a way that I can specify which day a
new week starts on within this query????
Many thanks in advance,
Mark
If you put a , after "WW" the function will prompt you for the first day
of the week...Sunday is the default. Look at the Format function in
help. Use vbSunday...vbSaturday to specify the day.
You can even tell it various start dates for the first week on the year
if you add another comma.
Magic, works a treat!!!!
Thankyou very much
Mark
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news:r3****************************@40tude.net... On Sat, 1 May 2004 04:19:13 +0100, Mark Reed wrote:
Hi all,
I am using office XP and have a question regarding the format
function. I am using wk:format([pickandscratch].[schedule],"WW") to show what week
a certain date is. The problem is that a week runs from Sun to Sat in
Access and our warehouse week runs from Sat to Fri. This is making my "week to
date" calculations a day out. Is there a way that I can specify which
day a new week starts on within this query????
Many thanks in advance,
Mark
Look up the datepart() function in VBA help.
wk:DatePart("ww",[DateField],7)
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Fred
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I do not reply to personal email.
Most date functions that support "week" also support your specifying the
"first day of the week"... for example, in recent versions, check help on
the Weekday function.
Larry Linson
Microsoft Access MVP
"Mark Reed" <ma*********@ntlworld.com> wrote in message
news:wG***************@newsfe3-win.server.ntli.net... Hi all,
I am using office XP and have a question regarding the format
function. I am using wk:format([pickandscratch].[schedule],"WW") to show what week a
certain date is. The problem is that a week runs from Sun to Sat in Access
and our warehouse week runs from Sat to Fri. This is making my "week to
date" calculations a day out. Is there a way that I can specify which day
a new week starts on within this query????
Many thanks in advance,
Mark
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