From: Claudia1220 on
How do I display the most recent (or latter) of three dates in an Access query?
From: Jerry Whittle on
I'm assuming that the date field is truely a date/time datatype and not a
text field with something that looks like a date.

1. Create a query and sort on that field in descending order. Run it to make
sure it looks correct.

2. Open the query in SQL view. Change where it says SELECT to SELECT TOP 3

One caution: If there is a tie for 3rd place, Access will show all the tied
records.
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"Claudia1220" wrote:

> How do I display the most recent (or latter) of three dates in an Access query?
From: Jeff Boyce on
"How" depends on "what", as in "what does your data/table structure look
like"?

Regards

Jeff Boyce
Microsoft Access MVP

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"Claudia1220" <Claudia1220(a)discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> How do I display the most recent (or latter) of three dates in an Access
> query?