Datediff query populates field with '#Func!' instead of day difference

[jlee8384]

I'm trying to include a field that shows the difference between 2 dates within a query used in Access. I have it within the SELECT statement as below:



SELECT O.Ship_Date, O.Drop_Date, DateDiff('day', O.Ship_Date, O.Drop_Date) AS Gap_Days
From Orders AS O;

When I save this in the SQL view and go to Datasheet view, the two dates populate, but the calculated Gap_Days field shows as '#Func!'. I'm guessing it's saying I have some function syntax error, but I can't figure out what it is.

I've also tried

SELECT O.Ship_Date, O.Drop_Date, DateDiff('day', [O].[Ship_Date], [O].[Drop_Date]) AS Gap_Days
From Orders AS O

But I get the same result. Anyone have any ideas?

Thanks in advance.

[CJ_London]

use 'd' rather than 'day'

[Bulzie]

Maybe try "d" instead of "day"

If still not try putting actual dates instead of those 2 fields just to see if it works. If it does then something wrong with those fields.

[jlee8384]

Changing to 'd' worked. Thanks guys!