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  1. #1
    dubsdj is offline Novice
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    Smile dateadd help

    Hi I'm trying to add 10 days to a value but I don't want to include weekends or holidays say between June the 15th and June the 20th are a holiday as an example.



    DateAdd("d",+10,[Loan Date])

    I cant seem to figure out the weekday feature and how I can also include between dates to ignore.

    I want this in a query.

    any help greatly appreciated thanks

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    ssanfu is offline Master of Nothing
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    Take a look at: Doing WorkDay Math in VBA

    http://www.mvps.org/access/datetime/date0012.htm


    There is a function named: Function dhCountWorkdaysA


    It gives a count the business days (not counting weekends/holidays) in a given date range.

    There are many useful date functions on this page.

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    dubsdj is offline Novice
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    Thanks

    I am also trying to do this:

    IIF (DateDIFFW([Due Date],[Return Date]) > 10, [Fine] + 1.00

    which says if the result of the DateDIFFW module is greater than 10 then add 1.00

    but i get a syntax error

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    ssanfu is offline Master of Nothing
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    The syntax for the IIF() function is

    Code:
    IIF(Condition, value if TRUE, Value if FALSE)
    You are missing the FALSE part and the closing parenthesis.

    Try:

    Code:
    IIF (DateDIFFW([Due Date],[Return Date]) > 10, [Fine] + 1.00, [Fine])
    or

    Code:
    IIF (DateDIFFW([Due Date],[Return Date]) > 10, [Fine] + 1.00, "")

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