how to fire ms access queries using between keyword

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SUM(CFD_PrincipalAmount) where AP_Indicator=”A” for days between prior AsOfDate and current AsOfDate.

i wnt result on that SUM(CFD_PrincipalAmount) where AP_Indicator=”A” for days between prior AsOfDate and current AsOfDate

give me proper queries

Posted 7-Jun-11 5:33am

rajjosh

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Manfred Rudolf Bihy 7-Jun-11 11:44am

You show us yours and we'll show you ours.

Easy, ain't it?

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JustWorking · Answer 1 · 2011-06-07T21:06:00

Solution 1

Select SUM(CFD_PrincipalAmount) where AP_Indicator="A" AND Column_date between Prior_date('yyyy/mm/dd')
AND Getdate('yyyy/mm/dd')

Posted 7-Jun-11 21:06pm

JustWorking