0 returns the last date of previous month. We can also simply this formula using 0 in the day argument instead of using -1. The formula below returns the last date of current month. Access is very clever that when you add 1 month to December, the year also adds 1, so this trick also works for year end. Instead we can find the first day of next month and then minus 1 day.
Unlike first date of month, we cannot directly input “31” in the day argument because every month has different number of days. There are several ways to find the last date of month, I am introducing two ways that I like most. To get the first date of specific month, say this month, use today’s month and year, and then use 1 for day argument =DateSerial(YEAR(Date()),MONTH(Date()),1) Access last date of month Assume today is March 13th, use today’s year, month, day as the arguments to return today’s date Year Function returns year of the date, Month function returns month of a date, Day function returns day of a date.ĭate() Function is to return today’s date.
Syntax of Date Function DateSerial( year, month, day ) Example FormulaĬombine all three arguments to date 2012 Jan 1stĭateSerial(YEAR(Date()),MONTH(Date()),DAY(Date())) To find first date of month in Access, first we have to understand DateSerial, you can use it to combine the year, month and day to a date.
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This Access tutorial explains how to find first date of month, last date of month using Access Expression and VBA Function.Įxcel first date of month and last date of month Access first date of month
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