Using Dates And Times In Access

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Software tips
Tags:
Data Management,
Databases,
Enterprise Software,
Hardware,
Microsoft Access,
Microsoft Corp.,
Software,
Storage,
Value
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Microsoft

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Overview: Whether you create your own databases, or use databases that someone creates for you, you have often come across situations where you had to work with date and time values. Similar to text and numeric values, date and time values can be stored in tables, and displayed in forms and reports. This topic describes all the different ways you can work with data and time values - how to enter, display, use, and calculate them.

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