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9/26/2016

Default date in Table and Query in Access

I have used Access for several years and have recently encountered a problem. In the Date/Time field I was always able to have the current date appear when entering a new 'member' in our Membership Table. Now it reverts back to 1905 and I can't seem to
get it back to the current date.
Also, when I do a query, because it reverts back to the 1905 date, I don't get a response to my query when I use a specific date. All it shows me is that default 1905 date and so the query is blan, because I don't use that date.
I've tried making changes and must have really messed up the table and query set up.

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