From: AccessKay on
I'm not very good yet with writing expressions. How would I convert this
expression to get the quarter?

Month_1: Sum(IIf([TransDate] Between ([Forms]![frmVariance]![txtMo1]) And
DateAdd("m",1,([Forms]![frmVariance]![txtMo1]))-1,[tblTrans_Mstr].[Labor_Cost],0))

Thanks for any help.

From: KenSheridan via AccessMonster.com on
Just change the interval argument of the DateAdd function from "m" to "q".

Ken Sheridan
Stafford, England

AccessKay wrote:
>I'm not very good yet with writing expressions. How would I convert this
>expression to get the quarter?
>
>Month_1: Sum(IIf([TransDate] Between ([Forms]![frmVariance]![txtMo1]) And
>DateAdd("m",1,([Forms]![frmVariance]![txtMo1]))-1,[tblTrans_Mstr].[Labor_Cost],0))
>
>Thanks for any help.

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From: AccessKay via AccessMonster.com on
I'm having a good Access day today. Thanks Ken! I won't ask how to do the
year:)


KenSheridan wrote:
>Just change the interval argument of the DateAdd function from "m" to "q".
>
>Ken Sheridan
>Stafford, England
>
>>I'm not very good yet with writing expressions. How would I convert this
>>expression to get the quarter?
>[quoted text clipped - 3 lines]
>>
>>Thanks for any help.

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From: KARL DEWEY on
You can not get the Qtr from the [tblTrans_Mstr].[Labor_Cost] as it is not a
date.

Format([TransDate], "q") will give you a number representing the
quarter of the year that [TransDate] falls in.

Explain a little more of what you are trying to achieve.


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"AccessKay" wrote:

> I'm not very good yet with writing expressions. How would I convert this
> expression to get the quarter?
>
> Month_1: Sum(IIf([TransDate] Between ([Forms]![frmVariance]![txtMo1]) And
> DateAdd("m",1,([Forms]![frmVariance]![txtMo1]))-1,[tblTrans_Mstr].[Labor_Cost],0))
>
> Thanks for any help.
>
From: John W. Vinson on
On Mon, 26 Apr 2010 23:15:07 GMT, "AccessKay via AccessMonster.com"
<u59222(a)uwe> wrote:

>I'm having a good Access day today. Thanks Ken! I won't ask how to do the
>year:)

It might be prudent: you'll probably use "y" which is the day of the year
rather than the correct but noninuitive "yyyy".
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