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Default CHapter 4 - using DatePart in query

I'm attempting the "Try it Out" activity on page 108 and am getting a Compile error when i try to enter this statement into a query.

SalesMonth: DatePart("m",[DateOrdered])

Anyone have any insight?

Thanks

dialerguy :D






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