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    Query Calculation - 5 years


    Good morning. I am trying to figure out how to calculate 5 years from a LoanOriginalDate to the LoanEndingDate in a query. It is so I will be able to release 5 year forgivable loans. Please advise and thank you so much!

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    The LoanEndingDate should be calculated using the DateAdd() funtion. You can find the syntax for it in the Access Help files.
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    Bob Fitzpatrick

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