kbrooks
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This should be simple, but the solution is escaping me.
I have a very simple database with 1 table. Fields are ID (autonumber), MDate, Time, Message. We're updating it via a web form, and also want to display the results via a webpage. It's simply for IS staff to enter a system status message, to notify the entire facility when there are problems.
I want a query that will always display the most recent entry only. I originally thought I'd base it on the date...but since it may be weeks between entries, I don't think that will work.
Based on another post I found during a search, I tried a query and in the Properties set Top Values to 1. But that gave me the FIRST entry, not the most recent one.
Is this possible?
I have a very simple database with 1 table. Fields are ID (autonumber), MDate, Time, Message. We're updating it via a web form, and also want to display the results via a webpage. It's simply for IS staff to enter a system status message, to notify the entire facility when there are problems.
I want a query that will always display the most recent entry only. I originally thought I'd base it on the date...but since it may be weeks between entries, I don't think that will work.
Based on another post I found during a search, I tried a query and in the Properties set Top Values to 1. But that gave me the FIRST entry, not the most recent one.
Is this possible?