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Found it. Replaced "d" with Day.:) Thought I had tried that before posting.

Thanks, but tried that in every way I could think of. Here is what I have: SetLocalVar Name lvarDate Expression =DateAdd("d",-1,[Absences].AbsenceCode] Expression builder accepts it, but when saved I receive The SetLocalVar macro action has an...

In an OnInsert macro I want to set a local variable to a date one day previous to the date in the current item being inserted. Table is Absences, date field is AbsenceDate. AbsenceDate type is short date. Variable will be used as a parameter to a Data Macro.

Well, my happiest day programming was the first time I got to use a two pass assembler, instead of machine code. COBOL was the best for business. Fortran for math.

My comments about proof are related only to the options in the original question. I am 100% atheist. But the question was, could I be convinced by proof, and of course the answer to that is yes. Which of course is one of my main arguments about the fictional God of most religion. If my...

I do not pretend to be all knowing or all wise, so there is the possibility that I am wrong and most of the people in the world are correct. I strongly believe a lot of things, but understand that I could be wrong on any or all of them. Not being convinced by proof makes no more sense to me...

100% atheist, but if I found myself standing before the pearly gates (or the gate to hell) I could be persuaded to change my mind.

Retired programmer, working in SharePoint. I want to use Access Web Apps to overcome some of the functionality lacking in SharePoint. I haven't been writing code for a long time now, so there are a lot of questions.