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like you, helping each other. Join them; it only takes a minute: Sign up Error: “Syntax error in date in query expression” up vote 0 down vote favorite I am using MS Access to make a program, and I used this query previously and it worked, but it was in a completely different situation. I'm not sure how to modify it to make it work here. I need to select and count the number of open Workorders over the last 30 days, but there is an issue with my date in the WHERE section. Here is the query: "SELECT 'Completed' AS Status, Count(tblWorkorders.WOID) AS CountOfWOID " & _ "From tblWorkorders " & _ "WHERE ((tblWorkorders.CompleteDate >= DateAdd('m',-10,DateValue(#[@DailyReportStartDate]#))) And (tblWorkorders.CompleteDate < DateAdd('d',1,DateValue(#[@DailyReportEndDate]#)))) " & _ "UNION ALL " & _ "SELECT 'Open' AS Status, Count(tblWorkorders.WOID) AS CountOfWOID " & _ "From tblWorkorders " & _ "WHERE (((tblWorkorders.RequestDate) < #[@DailyReportEndDate]#) And ((tblWorkorders.CompleteDate) >= #[@DailyReportEndDate]# Or (tblWorkorders.CompleteDate) Is Null) AND ((tblWorkorders.StatusID) In (1,4))) " & _ "Group BY 'Open' " EDIT: Here is the public function: Public Function CreateDailyReport() As Boolean Dim reportName As String Dim QueryName As String Dim q As String q = "SELECT * FROM tblDowntime WHERE 1=0" reportName = "rptDailyReport" QueryName = "qryDailyReport" Modify_QuerySQL QueryName, q Modify_QuerySQL "qryDailyReport_Downtime", Replace(Replace(SQL_DailyReportDowntime, "[@DailyReportStartDate]", DailyReportStartDate), "[@DailyReportEndDate]", DailyReportEndDate) Modify_QuerySQL "qryDailyReport_GeneralNotes", Replace(Replace(SQL_DailyReportGeneralNotes, "[@DailyReportStartDate]", DailyReportStartDate), "[@DailyReportEndDate]", DailyReportEndDate) Modify_QuerySQL "qryDailyReport_PM", Replace(Repl
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help? Post your question and get tips & solutions from a https://bytes.com/topic/access/answers/857910-date-syntax-error-query-expression community of 418,595 IT Pros & Developers. It's quick & easy. Date syntax error in query expression P: 31 OzNet Can someone tell me what I am http://www.pcreview.co.uk/threads/syntax-error-in-date-in-query-expression-for-swiss-italian-date-format.1172872/ doing wrong here please? I have a form with two unbound text boxes formatted to short date and an OK button. My button code is as syntax error follows: Private Sub cmdOK_Click() Dim strFilter As String strFilter = "Between #" & Me.txtStartDate.Value & "# And #" & Me.txtEndDate.Value & "#" 'Open Report before applying the filter DoCmd.OpenReport "rptDisbursementSummaryReport", acViewPreview With Reports![rptDisbursementSummaryReport] .Filter = strFilter .FilterOn = True End With End Sub I am getting the following error message: Syntax error in query expression (missing operator) in query expression '(Between #12/12/2007# And #11/12/2008#)'. Many thanks Dec 11 '08 #1 Post Reply Share this Question 5 Replies Expert 2.5K+ P: 3,072 nico5038 The filtering of the report can be passed by using the WHERE parameter of the DoCmd.OpenReport like: Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers PrivateSubcmdOK_Click() DimstrFilterAsString strFilter="Between#"&Me.txtStartDate.Value&"#And#"&Me.txtEndDate.Value&"#" 'OpenReportbeforeapplyingthefilter DoCmd.OpenReport"rptDisbursementSummaryReport",acViewPreview,,strFilter EndSub Nic;o) Dec 11 '08 #2 reply P: 31 OzNet Thanks for the advice Nic;o) However, I am still getting the Syntax error. I suspect it is something to do with this but I am not sure what is wrong. strFilter = "Between #" & Me.txtStartDate.Value & "# And #" & Me.txtEndDate.Value & "#" Thanks Dec 11 '08 #3 reply Expert 2.5K+ P: 3,072 nico5038 Dates are sometimes mis-interpreted due to the local settings, I always use a format statement: Expand|Select|Wrap|Line Numbers "Between#"&Format(Me.txtStartDate,"mm-dd-yyyy")&"#And#"&Format(Me.txtEndDate,"mm-dd-yyyy")&"#" Oops, also specify which field to test so the statement should look like: "TableDateField between x
25, 2004. Timothy M Hodgson Guest Using Access 2003, the query SELECT * FROM anyTable WHERE [datetime] = #25.03.2004 10:16:43# returns the error: Syntax error in date in query expression. My OS is Windows 2003 Standard Server, my regional setting is for Switzerland (Italian), the date format is dd.mm.yyyy. If I change the query to use US (English) date formatting, e.g. #3/25/2004 10:16:43#, the query runs without error. I've also tried UK (English) formatting, #25/03/2004 10:16:43# without any problem. The problem appears to be that Access does not recognize the dot/period date format separator. Is this a bug in the Jet Engine or do I need to do something different with my query? Tim Hodgson Timothy M Hodgson, Mar 25, 2004 #1 Advertisements Gerald Stanley Guest It is a standard (rather than a bug) that date strings have to be entered in the US format mm/dd/yy and enclosed in ##. The reason that the UK example worked is because the particular date was unambiguous. Had it been 3/1/2004, the Jet engine would have assumed 1st March not 3rd Jan. Hope This Helps Gerald Stanley MCSD >-----Original Message----- >Using Access 2003, the query SELECT * FROM anyTable WHERE [datetime] = >#25.03.2004 10:16:43# returns the error: Syntax error in date in query >expression. > >My OS is Windows 2003 Standard Server, my regional setting is for >Switzerland (Italian), the date format is dd.mm.yyyy. > >If I change the query to use US (English) date formatting, e.g. >#3/25/2004 10:16:43#, the query runs without error. I've also tried >UK (English) formatting, #25/03/2004 10:16:43# without any problem. >The problem appears to be that Access does not recognize the >dot/period date format separator. > >Is this a bug in the Jet Engine or do I need to do something different >with my query? > >Tim Hodgson >. > Gerald Stanley, Mar 25, 2004 #2 Advertisements Brian Camire Guest Date literals in SQL statements must generally be in the US format, regardless of your regional settings. However, Access (Jet) does understand other unambiguous date literals in some other formats (which is way the UK format is working for you, at least