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    alicias4 is offline Novice
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    I posted the sample Database



    What I want to see, is that if a user enters 2 dates. Example: 01/12/2004 to 06/12/2004, a report, or query will show a list of rooms that were rented for each date on, between and including the dates entered.

    So:

    Room _____ 01/12/2004 _____02/12/2004_____03/12/2004_____04/12/2004_____05/12/2004
    "Name" Then in these columns for it to return some sort of indication, Yes for example it was rented on the above date. Then I can total the number of Yes's and multiply it by the daily rate. I'd like to do this for whatever date range the user enters, whether it's 1 day, or 30 days, or whatever. I'm stuck because my table only has arrival and departure date, and doesn't specify EACH date.... is that more clear?

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    alicias4 is offline Novice
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    No ideas?I appreciate your time and help.

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    alicias4 is offline Novice
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    Thanks to everyone who had tried to help. I did solve my dilemma in that I was overthinking the question and didn't need all that stuff
    How do I close this so it shows solved?

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