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September 23rd, 2004, 07:48 PM
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date compare not working
If DateDiff("d", Date - 1, Me![LaborDate]) = 0 Then
Me![Command1].Enabled = False Me![Command1].Visible = False Else Me![Command1].Enabled = True Me![Command1].Visible = True End If Date - 1 = yesterday, labordate=yesterday But, the command button reamins visible and enabled. What is the matter. Very Very frustrated!!! Thanks 
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September 23rd, 2004, 08:09 PM
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as in other post, try date()-1 rather than date-1
-----Original Message----- If DateDiff("d", Date - 1, Me![LaborDate]) = 0 Then Me![Command1].Enabled = False Me![Command1].Visible = False Else Me![Command1].Enabled = True Me![Command1].Visible = True End If Date - 1 = yesterday, labordate=yesterday But, the command button reamins visible and enabled. What is the matter. Very Very frustrated!!! Thanks .
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