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Help with MS Access query to return Brand sold 1 year after purchase date
- Jul 14, 2020
amasikonde
Is this what you want?
amasikonde What do you actually want to see as "brand sold"? A count of each brand? A simple list of unique brands? Or....?
- George HepworthJul 14, 2020Steel Contributor
Also what is the meaning of "PurchaseDate"? What is the meaning of "SoldDate"?
Are you buying and selling cars?Do you want a count of cars purchased and also sold within a year or less of the date they were purchased as opposed to cars still held one year or later?
- amasikondeJul 14, 2020Copper Contributor
This being a car dealership business, the "Purchase Date" is the date when the business bought the merchandise/vehicle and "Sold Date" is when the Vehicle was sold. George Hepworth
- amasikondeJul 14, 2020Copper Contributor
I would love the query to return the brand name, price, and the date soldGeorge Hepworth
- amasikondeJul 14, 2020Copper Contributor
I just want to see the Brand name and dates of all vehicles sold George Hepworth
- amasikondeJul 14, 2020Copper Contributor
I would love the query to return the brand name, price, and the date sold
- George HepworthJul 14, 2020Steel Contributor
amasikonde
Is this what you want?- amasikondeJul 14, 2020Copper Contributor
Thank you so much that worked. I am very new when it comes to Access, and I have to use it for now. Is it possible to use the same approach to get data of vehicles less than six months after purchase date? George Hepworth