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[Food per Order.Serve Date] does not sound like a control name to me. You should use the name of whatever control is bound to the Serve Date column.
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I am trying to get access to auto date an order entry. So 1/1/14 is a Monday and they are selling someone hot dog that day. 1/2/14 is Tuesday and they are selling them one Hamburger. Each day of the week is always assigned a specific food. People submit preorders and we have to enter the data into the database before it is served. I have a subtable for each order content and when adding them I want Access to automatically put the next date so I don't have to type in the 1/1/14, 1/2/14, etc.
Also it would be great if access automatically did not use weekend dates.
I am not able to code at all, and could not find any information on this so it might not even be possible.
Thanks in advance!
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[Food per Order.Serve Date] does not sound like a control name to me. You should use the name of whatever control is bound to the Serve Date column.
If this is in a Form module, what is Food per Order and what is Serve Date?