Sorry to be flippant, but it depends on what you are trying to do by date !! I have done a lot of work using access to create reports and the situatio i have is that if you want to show a range of dates and include days when there is no data you need to create a separate date table and use it is your query / result set. If you only want to see date when there is data then using the between function in Access ( and i guess other MS products) will return you a list no problem
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Sorry to be flippant, but it depends on what you are trying to do by date !! I have done a lot of work using access to create reports and the situatio i have is that if you want to show a range of dates and include days when there is no data you need to create a separate date table and use it is your query / result set. If you only want to see date when there is data then using the between function in Access ( and i guess other MS products) will return you a list no problem
HTH
Bruce