You'll have to used a dateadd with now and "d" and negative fourteen as parameters.
then do a createodbcdate on that..
CF is really good for this type of thing.
Jared.
"Parker, Kevin" wrote:
> Haven't tried this - but can you do maths inside a query e.g.
>
> WHERE StartDate <= CreateODBCDate(Now()-14) to get records from 2 weeks ago
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> From: Johan Coens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
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> Try CreateODBCDate(Now()) Like:
> ...
> WHERE StartDate <= CreateODBCDate(Now())
> AND EndDate >= CreateODBCDate(Now())
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> R. Johan
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> I can't seem to get the #DateFormat(Now())# to work in single or double =
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