I feel like this is the simpelest thing and that i just cant seem to get it.
I have a query that has 2 dates and 2 checkboxes, among other fields. But what im wanting is that date1 or date2 is >=#8/1/2016# and that both check boxes have to be checked.
The tables are joined by a common ID number.
The where sql of my query is this
When i run this im getting dates all the way back in 2014.
I hope i explained that right. Im frustrated with what seems should be simple.
I have a query that has 2 dates and 2 checkboxes, among other fields. But what im wanting is that date1 or date2 is >=#8/1/2016# and that both check boxes have to be checked.
The tables are joined by a common ID number.
The where sql of my query is this
Code:
(((Query1.Date1)>=#8/1/2016#)) OR (((Query1.Date2)>=#8/1/2016#) AND ((query2.OrderedCheck)=False)) OR (((query2.SetCheck)=False));
I hope i explained that right. Im frustrated with what seems should be simple.