Seems like a reasonable add-in. The age 'at an Event' is found in Chronology
reports, but may not carry well.
Rich in LA CA
--- On Mon, 3/9/09, Christine Pearce
wrote:
> From: Christine Pearce
> Subject: [LegacyUG] Age at time of event and sentence definitions
>
Thinking about it some more...
If you aren't using the Description field, you could probably write a
custom function (in VB) that you could call to populate
tblER.Description with the age at the time of the event. All this would
be done in MS Access. Then you could use [Desc] in your event sentenc
On Mon, 9 Mar 2009 15:48:25 -, "Christine Pearce"
wrote:
>I'm really keen to have age in events and, since Legacy is an Access
>table/dB, wonder if I could create a new Select Query in the database
>
>I'd add a new column with (for example)
> AgeAtEvent:=DateDiff("",[Birthdate],[EventDa
Not sure I understand. If the year is entered then the age is in the
Chronology. Do you want to enter (example) 18 for the age at time of
marriage?
On Mon, Mar 9, 2009 at 11:48 AM, Christine Pearce <
christ...@great-chishill.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> Perhaps I'm mistaken, but it appears there isn't m
Perhaps I'm mistaken, but it appears there isn't much interest in the
ability to add a person's age at the time of any given event, and therefore
may not be in a new release.
I'm really keen to have age in events and, since Legacy is an Access
table/dB, wonder if I could create a new Select Query
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