Thanks, Jim, I'm always forgetting about DateDiff. I'm wondering if
there's something about the 'Year' field that's not right. Still getting
all 'Yes' unless the field is null. Here's a sample of results. Also
noticed a couple of the dates are 2 digit. I really don't know that much
about how they have their table set up, I only extract the data, then do
calculations/reporting on it. Could there be a problem with this field is
why only the nulls are returning a 'No', and not the dates 2 years and
back? What do you think? Thanks again, Cathy
Year DateFilter
2004 Yes
04 Yes
2005 Yes
2005 Yes
2005 Yes
04 Yes
2004 Yes
2005 Yes
2004 Yes
2001 Yes
2001 Yes
No
No
No
No
"Jim Pettit"
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Date Filter Formula Calculation
08/17/2005 09:48 AM Help Needed!
Please respond to
mso
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Cathy--
You gotta love the DateDiff function. Give this a try:
DataFilter: Iif(DateDiff('yyyy', [Year], Now()) > 2, "Yes", "No")
--Jim
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