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jewelfire
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Posted - 2006-10-31 : 20:04:42
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Using MS Visual Studio / Reporting Services Table = calllogField 1 = RecvdDate Field 2=RecvdTimein my layout view I have combined these two - Txt header CallRecvd (Value=Fields!RecvdDate.Value & " " & Fields!RecvdTime.Value)I have a txt box called [Today] Value =Today() (I am showing this in a box but it actually doesn't have to show at alllast txt box - I need to do the following =DateDiff([CallRecvd],[Today]) error is CallRecvd is not declared or even if I ignored the time value and did this=DATEDIFF("d", NOW(),[Fields!RecvdDate.Value])error is Bracketed Identifier is missing??any help to put me on right track appreciatedJewel |
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Will Riley
Starting Member
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Posted - 2006-11-03 : 05:43:48
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try=DATEDIFF("d", Today ,Fields!RecvdDate.Value)i.e. Do not use the []Cheers,Will |
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