You need two copies of the date_cr table to the query designer but do not join them
Here is the SQL
Code:
SELECT Date_Cr.Dates_ID, Date_Cr.Hearing_Date, Date_Cr_1.Hearing_Date AS NextDate
FROM Date_Cr, Date_Cr AS Date_Cr_1
WHERE (((Date_Cr_1.Dates_ID)=[Date_Cr].[Dates_ID]+1))
ORDER BY Date_Cr_1.Dates_ID;
That will list all records.
If you want users to select a date as a parameter then possibly
Code:
SELECT Date_Cr.Dates_ID, Date_Cr.Hearing_Date, Date_Cr_1.Hearing_Date AS NextDate
FROM Date_Cr, Date_Cr AS Date_Cr_1
WHERE (((Date_Cr.Hearing_Date)=[Enter a date]) AND ((Date_Cr_1.Dates_ID)=[Date_Cr].[Dates_ID]+1))
ORDER BY Date_Cr_1.Dates_ID;
You may need to tweak to get specific values for a dates_ID field e.g. Tested on 27/02/2019 and you get more than one result/answer