Review Dates Query Results

Apr 18, 2008

Hello everyone,

Using Acess 2007

This is what I have:

I have one Query with the following:
Main.ID, Main.First Name, Main.Last Name, Main.Assigned Date

I created a Daily Report using this Query to tell me when I need to meet again with these people.

I have a Report that has the following:
Main.ID, Main.First Name, Main. Last Name, Main.Assigned Date, [Assigned Date]+30,[Assigned Date]+60,[Assigned Date]+90,[Assigned Date]+120,[Assigned Date]+150,[Assigned Date]+180

What I would like to do:

The current report shows ALL records with the requested information. How can I have the Query or Report filter out the records that do not have any of the review dates falling on today's date?

I hope I explained myself. If further explanation is necessary let me know.

Any help is greatly appreciated.

René

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