first post here. I learn excel vba by myself and I have a doubt I think u guys can help me. I have a sql query that searchs my database (Access) Between two dates.
SQL = "Select * From Financeiro Where Data Between #" & Format(Range("DB_Financeiro_DataInicial"), "MM/DD/YYYY") & "# and #" & Format(Range("DB_Financeiro_DataFinal"), "MM/DD/YYYY") & "#" & "Order By Data"
But I want to add another criteria in this same line code, for example, I want to search specifics vet names in my database between to dates. Can u guys help me to do it? Since I've been learning by myself in 7 months, there are some things that I don't know how to fix yet.
'Financeiro' is my database in access, since i'm brazilian, it's in portuguese.
'DB_Financeiro_Data' is a named cell in my sheet that receives the date information
Try "AND":
SQL = "Select * From Financeiro Where Data Between #" & Format(Range("DB_Financeiro_DataInicial"), "MM/DD/YYYY") & "# and #" & Format(Range("DB_Financeiro_DataFinal"), "MM/DD/YYYY") & "# AND VetName Like '%" & Range("DB_Financeiro_Pesquisa") & "%' Order By Data;"
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I have a report that displays monthly and ytd amounts. I use start and enddate parameters that change according to the user. For example for startdate 4/1/2007 and enddate 2/28/2008
1. I need to display title as Monthly budget 2/1/2008 to 2/28/2008
2. I need to display title for YTD as YTD 4/1/2007 to 2/28/2008
I tried = Parameter!EndDate.value but it throws error
It looks like you may have missed a letter in your expression. It should be:
=Parameters!EndDate.Value
In the expression editor you can double click on the parameter name and it will insert it into the expression for you.
To get the full description that you mentioned, you'll need to use a combination of functions. One useful one to look at is DateAdd to add days and months to the specified date. Another one is FormatDateTime which allows you to use the standard "ShortDate" format.
If you run into further trouble, I would recommend posting a new question with the variations of code that you tried along with the specific error messages that you received.
You could try setting the Expression for a text box to:
="Monthly Budget " & FORMAT(Paramters!StartDate.Value, "MM/dd/yyyy") & " to " & "FORMAT(Paramters!EndDate.Value, "MM/dd/yyyy")
This will give you:
Monthly Budget 02/01/2008 to 02/28/2008
It is the same for your second requirement, just change the wording.
Can anyone help me about days calculation on eclipse birt reporting. days calculation between Date today less Pr approved date.
my code goes like this:
sqlText = sqlText + " days (BirtDateTime.today() - days (prstatusappr.changedate) as prapprdate ";
It's not working. please help. Thanks
BirtDateTime class provides functions for multiplication, division, addition, subtraction, and so on.
you can use it for your purpose.
BirtDateTime.diffDay("2019-03-19",BirtDateTime.today())
Ex.
sqlText="Difference is "
sqlText = sqlText+" :" +BirtDateTime.diffDay( "2019-03-19",BirtDateTime.today())
BIRT Field Guide ref.
https://help.eclipse.org/mars/topic/org.eclipse.birt.doc/birt/ScriptingReference.24.4.html
I have this problem :
i have a small management program witch c# and DB Access 2016.
My keyboard and my system language is in Italian .
My DB Access is in English
In query I send a System.DateTime.Today.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy") date format that is for example
string update = "UPDATE RICHIESTA_IT SET RICHIESTA_IT.stato_approvazione = YES, RICHIESTA_IT.data_approvazione = #" + System.DateTime.Today.ToString("dd/MM/yyyy") + "# WHERE(((RICHIESTA_IT.ID_RichiestaIT) = " + iD_Richiesta + "))";
MessageBox.Show(update);
//qa is my object that help me to connection,query,disconnet to DB ..
qa.runNonQuery(update);
// without parametric query
// #06/04/2016#
but in access db I see
04/06/2016
This is a big problem when i read this date.
How to resolve it ?
I tried to set a mask .. but I have failed to resolve...
The problem is that you are not using parameters.
You tried to guess the format internally used by MS Access and failed. If you use #...# date literals, they must use the yyyy-MM-dd or the MM/dd/yyyy format (I'd prefer the former, since it's unabiguous). This is how #...# date literals are defined. You cannot use a localized (e.g. Italian) format here.
To solve your immediate problem, you can use
... #" + System.DateTime.Today.ToString("yyyy-MM-dd") + "# ...
or
... #" + System.DateTime.Today.ToString(#"MM\/dd\/yyyy") + "# ...
But please, consider using parameterized queries. It's not hard and you avoid all those ugly date format/decimal point/string escaping problems.
I am pulling my hair out because I just don't see what is wrong here. I suspect it is a simple/stupid error but just can't see it. I am a relatively inexperienced VBA programmer but I like to think literate enough to get by with most programing langages.
Problem
I have a simple Invoicing system. One of the reports I want to be produced is a report of all the invoices issues after a specific date.
To that end I have created a report "All invoice query" which uses a query of the same name to generate a summary of all the invoices in the system and deliver a one line summary (date, amount, paid flag)
I wanted to amend this so that I can limit the printout to invoices after a particular date.
I created a field (text box; format shortdate) in my dashboard to hold the date and a button to 'run' the report
The button calls the procedure
Private Sub ButtonAfterDate_Click()
DoCmd.OpenReport "All invoice query", acViewPreview, , "[Invoice date] > #" & Me.Printdate & "#"
End Sub
This produces a report with all of the invoices in the system (i.e. no filtering)
If I go to the table where the data in held [Invoices] and copy the date from there and paste it into the form control the report starts working and the report only displays the invoices after the date.
I have checked that my form control is set to shortdate, I have tried typing the date and selecting it with a date picker (no difference still fails to filter)
In desperation I have tried changing the control to a list box that uses a query to lift the dates from the Invoice table (however that failed so went back to my original control button and field to hold the date (with date picker)
In summary
If I copy and paste a date from the table into the form control the OpenReport behaves as expects and filters
If I type the date or use the date picker to put the date in the form control OpenReport ignores any filtering and displays all the invoice summaries.
It seems like a data type problem but am at a loss what to try next
Thanks in advance for any help
I have found the answer. I didn't realise that the where clause of the Docmd.OpenReport must have any dates in US format i.e. mm/dd/yyyy I am in the uk and the localisation on windows (and indeed uk practice) enters this as dd/mm/yyyy
After doing some research I found a function to re-write the date from uk to us format then put the amended string in the where clause.
I found the code to modify the date here :http://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/511395-dates-where-clause
but for convienience:
Public Function FixDate(strDate As String)
Dim D1 As Integer, D2 As Integer
D1 = InStr(strDate, "/")
D2 = InStr(D1 + 1, strDate, "/")
FixDate = CDate(Mid(strDate, D1 + 1, D2 - (D1 + 1)) & "/" _
& Left(strDate, D1 - 1) & "/" _
& Mid(strDate, D2 + 1))
End Function
posted by Randy Harris
tech at promail dot com
I then modify my event procedure to use this code:
Private Sub ButtonAfterDate_Click()
Dim mydate As Date
mydate = Me.Printdate
FixDate (mydate)
DoCmd.OpenReport "All invoice query", acViewPreview, , "[Invoice date] > #" & mydate & "#"
End Sub
And it works!
Thanks to all those who looked and had a think about it and I hope that it helps someone else.
I am using the following ASP code to print today's date to the screen
Response.Write(WeekDayName(Weekday(Date))) & ", " & Day(Now) & dateSuffix & " " & monthname(month(date), true)
However, I actually need to do this for tomorrows date. Can someone please tell me how.
Response.Write(DateAdd("d", 1, Date))
http://www.w3schools.com/vbscript/func_dateadd.asp
That site has good examples and is a good reference of classic asp