Hi Kevin
The SQL construction you are looking for is BETWEEN … AND
For your example, you would say:
WHERE [YourDateField] between #2016-01-05# AND #2016-01-20#
There are a limited number of date formats that are permitted between the # delimiters. One is the standard American format (mm/dd/yyyy) but I prefer to use yyyy-mm-dd because it is not ambiguous.
Best wishes,
Graham
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Subject: [MS_AccessPros] How to check if a date is among (belong to) a time interval?
Dear All,
How to check if a date is among (belong to) a time interval?
For instance, how to check if 05-Jan-2016 is among "01-Jan-2016 to 20-Jan-2016". My desired output would be, if the finding is yes, returns a value "True", otherwise returns "False".
Best Regards,
Kevin
Regards,
Kevin Zhao
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