Okay, I now feel stupid that it was that simple, but relieved at the same time!  Now I can figure out people based on specific dates, but what about the other way around?  Is there any way to query for when a specific record was entered?  For example, I want to know when John Doe was put in our database. 
 
Thank you!
----- Original Message -----
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 8:32 PM
Subject: [support] RE: Add Date

You are doing something wrong. All records get an added by and added date automatically when you add a new record and they are not changable. A common error in typing dates is to not use 4 digit years. Try a very simple query that looks only for some date far enough in the past that you are sure you have added someone after it, e.g. >1/1/2002.
-----Original Message-----
From: Kathleen Ackley [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Thursday, April 04, 2002 4:59 PM
To: TechRocks Support
Subject: [support] Add Date

I would like to do a search of our database based on the date a record ( a new person/family) was entered.  I looked in the archive to see if anyone has asked a similar question and I see that in March, someone did ask the exact same question I have:
 
Posted by Stephen Bisk: "I would like to create a query which would include the date a record was first entered, but we have not been recording this info (I want to find people that have not given since 1/1/98, but have been on the mailing list for at least that time). Is there, by any chance, a field which stamps automatically the date the record was first entered? Any suggestions?"

Carl Paulsen replied, "
Try Add Date, displayed in the Query routine. That does what you want.
Click on the Query button (which starts a Find script) and enter your range on the first screen of the query. Then you can enter 0 or a blank field for contributions and/or dues. Then execute the find."
 
Well, I tried this and it did not work.  It says that no records can be found matching that criteria.  Is that becasue we have never tracked when a new person was entered into the database?  Or am I doing something wrong?
 
Thanks, Kathleen


Kathleen Ackley
Development Director
Hells Canyon Preservation Council
541-318-5963
www.hellscanyon.org
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