Creating a Form that looks like a monthly calendar to input employees work schedule (1 Viewer)

[MarionD]

Put all the criteria into a string variable and debug print it BEFORE using it in the SQL.

Put all the criteria into a string variable and debug print it BEFORE using it in the SQL.

Hi Gasman, thanks for the help.....
The VFirstDate has a valid date in, there are definitely Appointments in the tbl_Appointments that match the criteria,
I'm not sure how to test the DateValue(ApptStart) (which is definitely a field in the Appointments table) before the recordset has been selected.....
sorry I'm not so good at this am I!
I have taken away the Employee and calendertypeID so as just to test the dates first..

 

[Gasman]

Show the result of the Debug.Print
Copy and paste here.

 

[MarionD]

Hi there!

Yohoo I found it thanks!

For some reason the "Format(vFirstDate + 41, "yyyy/m/d")" doesn't work but
Format(vFirstDate + 41, "yyyy-mm-dd") does!
I'm in Germany - don't know if that makes the difference?