The_Vincester
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I have a form with a control "TypeCode," it's set to:
=IIf(Year(Date())<=Year([date]),[qryVacation.TypeCode],"Other")
So that if the date on the form is less than the current year, the control will return "Other" in the box.
At the bottom of the form, I have a subtotal:
=Sum(IIf([Typecode]="Sick",1,IIf([Typecode]="Half Sick Day",0.5,0)))*8
This helps tally Sick day and Half Sick Days for me, but if they are a year old, then they should not be counted. Once I got the field to say "Other" I thought I was home free, but it is still counting the sick days.
I know it's probably still getting the value from the qryVacation, but how do I have it so it just subtotals off the form iteself?
=IIf(Year(Date())<=Year([date]),[qryVacation.TypeCode],"Other")
So that if the date on the form is less than the current year, the control will return "Other" in the box.
At the bottom of the form, I have a subtotal:
=Sum(IIf([Typecode]="Sick",1,IIf([Typecode]="Half Sick Day",0.5,0)))*8
This helps tally Sick day and Half Sick Days for me, but if they are a year old, then they should not be counted. Once I got the field to say "Other" I thought I was home free, but it is still counting the sick days.
I know it's probably still getting the value from the qryVacation, but how do I have it so it just subtotals off the form iteself?