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Next Leap Year By Richard Rost 12 months ago Calculate the Next Leap Year Following a Given Year In this Microsoft Access tutorial, I'm going to teach you how to calculate the next leap year following a given year in VBA. So for example, if you give it 2021, the function will return 2024. Parker from Redondo Beach, California (a Platinum Member) asks: Thanks for the tutorial on determining leap years in Access. Your use of the IsDate function to create a query for leap years was really helpful. I'm curious, could we also use this method to calculate and display the next leap year from a given date? For instance, if I enter a date like "June 1, 2021", can Access calculate and show me that the next leap year would be 2024? Thanks in advance! MembersMembers will learn how to calculate the next leap year mathematically without using an iterative loop.
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