Hi
Is it possible to use AgeAt in a query with a fixed value rather than having it prompt.
e.g. =AgeAt(%INDI%, 1960)
I know it's not a major issue, but it would be nice.
Thanks
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Re: =AgeAt - fixed value in query
Yes, use the =DateAt() function to specify the Date.
e.g.
=AgeAt(%INDI%,DateAt(1960,0,0))
i.e. Year=1960, Month=0 means none, Day=0 mean none
or Year=1960, Month=5 means May, Day=13 means 13th.
e.g.
=AgeAt(%INDI%,DateAt(1960,0,0))
i.e. Year=1960, Month=0 means none, Day=0 mean none
or Year=1960, Month=5 means May, Day=13 means 13th.
Mike Tate ~ researching the Tate and Scott family history ~ tatewise ancestry
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Re: =AgeAt - fixed value in query
Many thanks Mike, worked a treat.
Dave Simpson ~ Boulton, Braham, Carney, Simpson and Jacobs