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Old 01-30-03, 08:17
alicejwz alicejwz is offline
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invalid column name 'Date' error message

I created a text box and set the control source property =Date() to display today's date on a report. An error message appeared "invalid column name 'Date'. Why am I getting this message?

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Old 01-30-03, 10:36
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Re: invalid column name 'Date' error message

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I created a text box and set the control source property =Date() to display today's date on a report. An error message appeared "invalid column name 'Date'. Why am I getting this message?

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Did you try =Date without the ()?
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Old 01-30-03, 11:58
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Re: invalid column name 'Date' error message

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Did you try =Date without the ()?
It still gave me the same error message. I created another report and place/call the date function in the property of a text box and it works. Something weird is going on.
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Old 01-30-03, 12:00
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Re: invalid column name 'Date' error message

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It still gave me the same error message. I created another report and place/call the date function in the property of a text box and it works. Something weird is going on.
How about =Now()
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Old 01-31-03, 08:02
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Re: invalid column name 'Date' error message

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How about =Now()
Yes, it does work with Now(). Why is that?
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