How to add conditions to Where clause in sql/vba/excel to avoid data type mismatch The Next CEO of Stack OverflowSQL: IF clause within WHERE clauseWhy would someone use WHERE 1=1 AND <conditions> in a SQL clause?SQL join: where clause vs. on clauseComparing Date Values in Access - Data Type Mismatch in Criteria ExpressionHow to avoid using Select in Excel VBAData Type Mismatch in Criteria Expression in MS-Access“Data type mismatch in criteria expression” when building SQL statement from user inputExcel VBA macro type mismatch errorSQL query not working - Mismatch using Where conditionError in Excel VBA with SQL query between two dates
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How to add conditions to Where clause in sql/vba/excel to avoid data type mismatch
The Next CEO of Stack OverflowSQL: IF clause within WHERE clauseWhy would someone use WHERE 1=1 AND <conditions> in a SQL clause?SQL join: where clause vs. on clauseComparing Date Values in Access - Data Type Mismatch in Criteria ExpressionHow to avoid using Select in Excel VBAData Type Mismatch in Criteria Expression in MS-Access“Data type mismatch in criteria expression” when building SQL statement from user inputExcel VBA macro type mismatch errorSQL query not working - Mismatch using Where conditionError in Excel VBA with SQL query between two dates
I am trying to select fields from database based on a date selection, but I am getting errors.
data type mismatch
error number : -2147467259
After checking my colum Date, it seems that sometimes it may contains values that are not dates and maybe that's what is causing the error
My were condition is like :
WHERE [ClipDate] >= #2000-10-10# AND [ClipDate] <= #2020-10-10#;
I tried to use CVDATE and CDATE but also both fails
WHERE CVDate([ClipDate]) >= #2000-10-10# AND CVDate([ClipDate]) <= #2020-10-10#;
is there a way to tell inside a Where, something like,
if isdate(ClipDate) then
WHERE CVDate([ClipDate]) >= #2000-10-10# AND CVDate([ClipDate]) <=
else
'don't select the corresponding field ?
sql excel vba
asked Mar 21 at 18:01
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I am trying to select fields from database based on a date selection, but I am getting errors.
data type mismatch
error number : -2147467259
After checking my colum Date, it seems that sometimes it may contains values that are not dates and maybe that's what is causing the error
My were condition is like :
WHERE [ClipDate] >= #2000-10-10# AND [ClipDate] <= #2020-10-10#;
I tried to use CVDATE and CDATE but also both fails
WHERE CVDate([ClipDate]) >= #2000-10-10# AND CVDate([ClipDate]) <= #2020-10-10#;
is there a way to tell inside a Where, something like,
if isdate(ClipDate) then
WHERE CVDate([ClipDate]) >= #2000-10-10# AND CVDate([ClipDate]) <=
else
'don't select the corresponding field ?
sql excel vba
asked Mar 21 at 18:01
JustGreatJustGreat
319515
try with addingto_char(..date..)in where clause
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 21 at 18:05
Just a thought, but have you triedWHERE [ClipDate] BETWEEN #2000-10-10# AND #2020-10-10#;You will also need to make sure that the Date being returned from SQL is actually a Date format likeYYYY-MM-DD, if it isnt you will need to convert the date format in your SQL String.
– Zack E
Mar 21 at 18:10
Yes already tried and it fails. How to convert it in my sql string? Tell me plz to give it a try and let u know
– JustGreat
Mar 21 at 20:58
@HimanshuAhuja do you mean that I replace the CVDATE by To_char ?
– JustGreat
Mar 23 at 0:27
Yes, coz the string format would handle invalid date formats too
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 23 at 4:39
|
show 1 more comment
I am trying to select fields from database based on a date selection, but I am getting errors.
data type mismatch
error number : -2147467259
After checking my colum Date, it seems that sometimes it may contains values that are not dates and maybe that's what is causing the error
My were condition is like :
WHERE [ClipDate] >= #2000-10-10# AND [ClipDate] <= #2020-10-10#;
I tried to use CVDATE and CDATE but also both fails
WHERE CVDate([ClipDate]) >= #2000-10-10# AND CVDate([ClipDate]) <= #2020-10-10#;
is there a way to tell inside a Where, something like,
if isdate(ClipDate) then
WHERE CVDate([ClipDate]) >= #2000-10-10# AND CVDate([ClipDate]) <=
else
'don't select the corresponding field ?
sql excel vba
asked Mar 21 at 18:01
JustGreatJustGreat
319515
I am trying to select fields from database based on a date selection, but I am getting errors.
data type mismatch
error number : -2147467259
After checking my colum Date, it seems that sometimes it may contains values that are not dates and maybe that's what is causing the error
My were condition is like :
WHERE [ClipDate] >= #2000-10-10# AND [ClipDate] <= #2020-10-10#;
I tried to use CVDATE and CDATE but also both fails
WHERE CVDate([ClipDate]) >= #2000-10-10# AND CVDate([ClipDate]) <= #2020-10-10#;
is there a way to tell inside a Where, something like,
if isdate(ClipDate) then
WHERE CVDate([ClipDate]) >= #2000-10-10# AND CVDate([ClipDate]) <=
else
'don't select the corresponding field ?
sql excel vba
sql excel vba
asked Mar 21 at 18:01
JustGreatJustGreat
319515
asked Mar 21 at 18:01
JustGreatJustGreat
319515
asked Mar 21 at 18:01
JustGreatJustGreat
319515
asked Mar 21 at 18:01
JustGreatJustGreat
319515
asked Mar 21 at 18:01
JustGreatJustGreat
319515
319515
try with addingto_char(..date..)in where clause
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 21 at 18:05
Just a thought, but have you triedWHERE [ClipDate] BETWEEN #2000-10-10# AND #2020-10-10#;You will also need to make sure that the Date being returned from SQL is actually a Date format likeYYYY-MM-DD, if it isnt you will need to convert the date format in your SQL String.
– Zack E
Mar 21 at 18:10
Yes already tried and it fails. How to convert it in my sql string? Tell me plz to give it a try and let u know
– JustGreat
Mar 21 at 20:58
@HimanshuAhuja do you mean that I replace the CVDATE by To_char ?
– JustGreat
Mar 23 at 0:27
Yes, coz the string format would handle invalid date formats too
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 23 at 4:39
|
show 1 more comment
try with addingto_char(..date..)in where clause
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 21 at 18:05
Just a thought, but have you triedWHERE [ClipDate] BETWEEN #2000-10-10# AND #2020-10-10#;You will also need to make sure that the Date being returned from SQL is actually a Date format likeYYYY-MM-DD, if it isnt you will need to convert the date format in your SQL String.
– Zack E
Mar 21 at 18:10
Yes already tried and it fails. How to convert it in my sql string? Tell me plz to give it a try and let u know
– JustGreat
Mar 21 at 20:58
@HimanshuAhuja do you mean that I replace the CVDATE by To_char ?
– JustGreat
Mar 23 at 0:27
Yes, coz the string format would handle invalid date formats too
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 23 at 4:39
try with adding
to_char(..date..) in where clause– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 21 at 18:05
try with adding
to_char(..date..) in where clause– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 21 at 18:05
Just a thought, but have you tried
WHERE [ClipDate] BETWEEN #2000-10-10# AND #2020-10-10#; You will also need to make sure that the Date being returned from SQL is actually a Date format like YYYY-MM-DD, if it isnt you will need to convert the date format in your SQL String.– Zack E
Mar 21 at 18:10
Just a thought, but have you tried
WHERE [ClipDate] BETWEEN #2000-10-10# AND #2020-10-10#; You will also need to make sure that the Date being returned from SQL is actually a Date format like YYYY-MM-DD, if it isnt you will need to convert the date format in your SQL String.– Zack E
Mar 21 at 18:10
Yes already tried and it fails. How to convert it in my sql string? Tell me plz to give it a try and let u know
– JustGreat
Mar 21 at 20:58
Yes already tried and it fails. How to convert it in my sql string? Tell me plz to give it a try and let u know
– JustGreat
Mar 21 at 20:58
@HimanshuAhuja do you mean that I replace the CVDATE by To_char ?
– JustGreat
Mar 23 at 0:27
@HimanshuAhuja do you mean that I replace the CVDATE by To_char ?
– JustGreat
Mar 23 at 0:27
Yes, coz the string format would handle invalid date formats too
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 23 at 4:39
Yes, coz the string format would handle invalid date formats too
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 23 at 4:39
|
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try with adding
to_char(..date..)in where clause– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 21 at 18:05
Just a thought, but have you tried
WHERE [ClipDate] BETWEEN #2000-10-10# AND #2020-10-10#;You will also need to make sure that the Date being returned from SQL is actually a Date format likeYYYY-MM-DD, if it isnt you will need to convert the date format in your SQL String.– Zack E
Mar 21 at 18:10
Yes already tried and it fails. How to convert it in my sql string? Tell me plz to give it a try and let u know
– JustGreat
Mar 21 at 20:58
@HimanshuAhuja do you mean that I replace the CVDATE by To_char ?
– JustGreat
Mar 23 at 0:27
Yes, coz the string format would handle invalid date formats too
– Himanshu Ahuja
Mar 23 at 4:39