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    Problem with DateDiff function

    Thanks again! See my post again, here's the reason for the error!
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    Problem with DateDiff function

    Thanks a lot! It works! The whole problem was my language and region setting in Control Panel. If you switch to US settings, it's working! But when i switch to my country, Access don't like the comma.
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    Problem with DateDiff function

    Ok, so i type this: Exp1: DateDiff(”d”,[Contract_Date],[Return_Date]) When i run the query, Access adds [] on ”d” and it's like using parameter: Exp1: DateDiff([”d”],[Contract_Date],[Return_Date]) I just want to show me the difference between days. :(
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    Problem with DateDiff function

    Hello! I have to make coursework in Access, but I got a problem. So in my courcework, I need to make database about rent a car business. One of the queries have to show the sum which client have to pay. There is a renting tax for each day and for example: One customer rents a car for the period...
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