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Can "Today()" be used in a QBE or a Report? I am trying to use it in order to find the number of years an employee or a group of employees worked.
Something like: "(today() - Employee's Employment date)/ 365.25"
I can copy the data to a spreadsheet and get a result, but this not what I need.
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Yes, you sure can. In a QBE though, you don't use Today() Today .
As in...
>Today
for a date field after today.
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Thanks for your usual help Mike. However, I need a little more light to achieve my objective.
I wouldn't mind using the QBE or a report, but I need to solve this. I looked up a lot of ObjectPal for examples to no avail.
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You can base a report off of a QBE file. When the report opens the report, it first runs the QBE then uses the answer table.
So, the first step is to create a QBE that generates an answer table with the correct data. Have you gotten that far? Do you have a QBE that shows the correct data?
After that, you can use ObjectPAL to pass in values to the QBE to tailor each run of the report.
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