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    I'm not able to upload anything for some reason, even after zipping the file. I may have to list out the fields i'm using.

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    Does it give you an error or what is happening. The process to upload is somehow convoluted but I haven't had any problems. If stuck you can try emailing it to me as a zip file at info@forestbyte.com

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    It comes back with an error stating: CorrectionsDatabase.zip failed to upload. Unfortunately, I can not email externally.

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    Quote Originally Posted by newbiecoder View Post
    It comes back with an error stating: CorrectionsDatabase.zip failed to upload. Unfortunately, I can not email externally.
    I have the correct time located in the initial due date and time (including dates that fall on the weekend). Is there a way I can extract the time from that date/time value and add it to the date that your query provides

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    Try to use the TimeValue function to get the time TimeValue([OriginalDueDate]) (or simply [OriginalDueDate] - Int([OriginalDueDate])) and add it to the column returning the day in the query (DUE_DATE_WITH_TIME: [DUE_DATE] +TimeValue([OriginalDueDate])) .

    I think your bigger issue is with the DAYS_REMAINING which are now static, so will be outdated soonest after you update them in the table. Try to use the calculated fields instead in the query.

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    I tried using TimeValue([OriginalDueDate]) but it pulled in 12AM for every record

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    Are you sure you have the time part in that field ([OriginalDueDate] - this is the name I came up with, what is the name in yours)?

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