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New at this and not sure if I am in the right place.
I am trying to calculate a date in the future based on an entered date and the sample falling into one or more categories. Fields: Start Date, manually entered Interval, combo box, choice of monthly or weekly Pull Interval, combo box, choice of Long term, Short Term, or Stressed Conditions, combo box, choice of 25°C, 40°C, or 60°C 1 Week, calculated field 3 Month, calculated field What I would like to happen is that when the Interval box is the choice of monthly that the 3 Month field calculates the date 3 months from the start date. Also, if the Interval field is weekly the 3 Month field is to be left blank. I have managed the Dateadd function to calculate the 3 month date, but do not know how to incorporate the condition of the weekly statement to leave the 3 month field blank. Also where should I put this, right now I have this calculation in a subform. Would it be best to generate this in a query? and if so how do I set this up? Also, I need to select that the Pull Interval is Long term that I can only choose the Conditions field, 25°C, Interval field as Monthly, and only calculate the 3 month time point. Same thing with the Short term and stressed Pull Intervals, I want when they are selected to only allow me to look at fields relative to those conditions. Any help would be extremely appreciated. I have several books and they are not spelling out exactly what I need, and with my limited programming experience I am stuck. Thanks ChrisB37 |
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There are date functions like DateAdd and DateDiff that may give you a starting point.
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