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Microsoft Access date validation Need a solution
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ok i've done this in the past.. can't remember exactly how it's done but if you look through your date functions you will see that to add 1 day to your date you simply +1 so put in an if statement (use code builder) that goes something like;
IF inputbox1.date < (date+1) THEN msgbox("please enter in a valid date"), inputbox1.value = date
yes i know that's not gramitically correct as havn't done access for a while but I hope you get the idea?
IF inputbox1.date < (date+1) THEN msgbox("please enter in a valid date"), inputbox1.value = date
yes i know that's not gramitically correct as havn't done access for a while but I hope you get the idea?
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Originally Posted by suRoot
ok i've done this in the past.. can't remember exactly how it's done but if you look through your date functions you will see that to add 1 day to your date you simply +1 so put in an if statement (use code builder) that goes something like;
IF inputbox1.date < (date+1) THEN msgbox("please enter in a valid date"), inputbox1.value = date
yes i know that's not gramitically correct as havn't done access for a while but I hope you get the idea?
i was looking for 1 on a table .... so it would be expression builder? ![]() |
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