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Im trying to use an SQL statement to insert the current date into an access table.
Ive got
DoCmd.RunSQL "INSERT INTO tblImportedData (dtmReportDate) VALUES Now();"
This isnt working. Anybody know what im doing wrong?
You need to put Now() between brackets like this:
Now()
INSERT INTO tblImportedData (dtmReportDate) VALUES (NOW())
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You need to put parenthesis around your list of values, even though there's only one column you're inserting into:
DoCmd.RunSQL "INSERT INTO tblImportedData (dtmReportDate) VALUES (Now());"
For completeness, and because I came here looking for date, not datetime, if you need to enter the current date (as opposed to date and time) you can use:
DoCmd.RunSQL "INSERT INTO tblImportedData (dtmReportDate) VALUES (Date())"
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