Update: When we input a date without date, maybe some of us like me do not know that when access assume it is midnigt it means the start of the day instead of the end. May sounds logical after reflexion but midnight in my mind refers to the end of the day. As a french man, we do the ditinction between midnight (end of the day) and 00:00 AM (first seconds of the day, the begining). a bit confusing but no big deal
Sorry it's taking me so long to see this. I sometimes go back and read older threads I missed. You're right, Vassili: a date with no time means midnight at the start of that date. April 6 at 00:00 is the beginning of April 6; midnight at the end of that day is April 7 at 00:00.
That's the distinction behind the criteria in Beginner 9, Lesson 2: include the selected date and everything after it, but stop before the next date. Thanks for spelling that out for anyone else who finds the wording confusing.
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