There are some problems with filters on date fields with some data sources,
or rather, with some sources when accessed through specific connection
methods.
For any data source, Word constructs an SQL query from the file or database
name, the filter options, and the sort options. However, there are various
different dialects of SQL and Word sometimes does not generate the correct
syntax. Dates are particularly tricky because there are more variations
between the dialects.
In this case, it is almost certainly worth trying changing the connection
method - check Word Tools|Options|General|"Confirm conversion at open", go
through the connection process again, and choose one of the other methods -
if you previously used Word 97 or 2000, the DDE method works in much the
same way, but you may find that ODBC works too.
Peter Jamieson
> To add to my porevious reply - yes one of the filters is a date field -
> what
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>> >> > into
>> >> > the document is incorrect. Where am I going wrong please?