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    blcknite is offline Novice
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    Exclamation Accumulating Dates


    Please could someone help me with my issue

    i am creating a database for my boss at work and we need an accumulative time and i cannot seem to resolve the problem

    i need it so if an item goes on hold for say 3 days comes off hold back into re-work but another issue arises and it needs to go back into the hold box then i do not loose the 3 days it has already been on hold. so if it is on hold the second time for 6 days my time on hold box will no longer say 3 days it will accumulate the 2 hold dates to make 9 days.

    i hope this is clear enough for you to help me.

    thank you in advance to anyone able to help me

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    blcknite is offline Novice
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    help

    please is there anyone that can help i am yet to be able to resolve this problem after much time spent browsing forums and google i have found nothing, i am new to access and need to be able to do this


    thank you to anyone who is able to help

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    MAF4Fam6 is offline Advanced Beginner
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    Post Accumulating Dates

    Consider the following suggestion:

    The Table:

    Attachment 463

    - TotalDaysOnHold field is defaulted to 0

    The Query in Design View:

    Attachment 464

    - Used a calculated field named DaysOnHold

    The Query Running:

    Attachment 465

    - Notice how the record was previously in Hold status for a total of 3 days; the record was then placed in Hold status again on 19 Dec 09. Between 19 Dec 09 and today's date, the current DaysOnHold would calculate to show 7 days OnHold.

    You may need to tweek the expression for the calculated field depending on how you want to count one Hold day.

    RC
    Fruit Heights, Utah

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