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by - delegate Anna [1 post] (2008 Jul 29 Tue, 16:28) replyReply

I am using Access 2000. I have set parameter queries requesting date ranges on a couple of my queries, but often it asks for both start and end date more than once. It doesn't look like there is any duplication in design view. Any ideas what could be causing this please?

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by - trainer Carlos gold contributer[479 posts] (2008 Aug 1 Fri, 16:32) replyReply

Hi Anna

Sorry for the delay.

If you could send me a screen shot of the query’s design view to the address below it may help me to understand it better.

Info AT microsofttraining.net

You also say this happens often. Does that mean the sometimes the query runs as normal?

If so, it may turn out to be a technical problem with Access 2000 rather than a problem with the Query design.

If we need more info we’ll come back to you and let you know if this is something we can cover as part of the forum.

Regards

Carlos


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