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    Year Expression

    Can I send you what I am working with so you can take a look at it?
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    Year Expression

    I just checked and I don't see anywhere that I have a "Year" name or function other than this one, unless it shows up in vb.
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    Year Expression

    Hello, I am trying to figure out why my year expression won't work. I have this expression in a query and it keeps saying undefined function 'Year' in expression. I have also disable sandbox to see if that would release the function. IIf(Year([EXPEDITE RAW]![PO...
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    DLookUp with a date range

    OK thank you for all your help.
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    DLookUp with a date range

    I tried the simple query and it is giving me the same error
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    DLookUp with a date range

    That is the only one
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    DLookUp with a date range

    Ok it says that the Microsoft DAO 3.6 Object Library Name conflicts with existing module, project, or object library
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    DLookUp with a date range

    There are 4 sorry: Visual Basic for Applications Microsoft 12.0 object library OLE Automation Microsoft Office 12.0 Access database engine object library
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    DLookUp with a date range

    Do you happen to know what reference library it is in? There are only 3 checked in references.
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    DLookUp with a date range

    It says File Not Found. I am also on Access 2007. Would that make a difference?
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    DLookUp with a date range

    Brian, can I send you what I have so you can take a look at it? I am very perplexed on this one and as I said I am a fairly new user to access other than basic functions. My AOL screenname is Lilsiskin if you have IM.
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    DLookUp with a date range

    I changed it to Bob's format and I still get the same response. IIf(Year([EXPEDITE RAW]![PO Date])=Year(Date()),Format([EXPEDITE RAW]![PO Date],"mmm-yy"),Year([EXPEDITE RAW]![PO Date]))
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    DLookUp with a date range

    OK so here is how it shows: IIf(Year([EXPEDITE RAW]![PO Date])=2009,MonthName(CStr(Month([EXPEDITE RAW]![PO Date]))) & "-" & Year([EXPEDITE RAW]![PO Date]),Year("PO Date")) It is giving me a message that says: Undefined function 'year' in expression.
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    DLookUp with a date range

    So can I break them out that way. For anything in 2007 use the year only, same with 2008, and in 2009 use date and year? How would that look in a query? Thank you for your help. I am a semi-new user to Access and have not gotten into sql or VB yet.
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    DLookUp with a date range

    I have tried that. The only problem is for the current year, I have to have the month as well. That is why I was trying to do the dlookup function.
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    DLookUp with a date range

    I am trying to build a column within a query with a dlookup and can't seem to get it right. Here is how it is set up: Expedite Report Raw table has field PO Date - I need to format the date within this field on another field in query Expedite Report Raw. So what I did is create another table...
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    Dlookup in a query

    Aaahhh. Thank you!
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    Dlookup in a query

    Well, I need to create a pivot table from the date field. I have a query that drops into access with a date on it. I need to create a pivot table from that date, but I don't want my pivot table to show every date in the table. I only want to show the month. For Example: Delivery Date...
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    Dlookup in a query

    I have a query from a table that I need a dlookup on. I also have a table with the date range that I need the info from. Here is what I have created so far: =dlookup("[month]","decoder","po_date" = "[date range] between [1/1/2007] and [12/31/2009]") I am trying to pull the "PO Date" from a...
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