Format datetime in access query

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  36. 26 May 2016 Me can't be used in a query. So try: Select * From tblWork Where TakeDate <= Format(Forms!YourForm!txtGdateTo, "\#mm\/dd\/yyyy\#"). In VBA
  37. Returns an expression formatted as a date or time. Syntax. FormatDateTime( Date [, NamedFormat ] ). The FormatDateTime function syntax has these arguments
  38. I'm using a query to populate a combo box with three fields, one of which is a date/time field. I'm concatinating the three fields in the SQL
  39. Add a Date/Time field to a table. Open the table where you want to insert the Date/Time field in Datasheet view. Click the down arrow next to Click to Add column and select Date & Time from the drop down field list. Rename your field and save the table.
  40. 6 Oct 2011 I have an Access front end that gets its data from an SQL2008 backend. The Format property should be a date/time format string (not an Then I queried the date and it still displays yyyy-mm-dd format in the select query.
  41. :confused: I have a query set up that includes a date/time field called thers a real nifty feature in Access, however its hardly ever used - it can
  42. what is the syntax for query date/time in ms access "select date from Your Format function makes it easier to point to a single date. Randall J
  43. 23 Jul 2012 I either use yyyy/mm/dd for dates in VBA: #" & Format([SalesDate],"yyyy/mm/dd") & "#". Or parameters, for building queries. EDIT re additional
  44. The Microsoft Access Format function takes a date expression and returns it as This query will format the BirthDate field as "yyyy/mm/dd" display the results in
  45. Othe Query a normal Access Query and not a Pass-Through Query? Are you FormatDateTime («stringexpr», «namedformat») is the format in
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