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Concatenation
prev message i think the formula is not clear FormatDate(<today'sdate> ,"dd/mm/yyyy")& " "& <today'stime> rgds, Suresh- surthinks
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- Forum: Business Objects solutions
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Concatenation
i have created two variables to test ur problem named today'sdate and today's time. =FormatDate(<today'sdate> ,"dd/mm/yyyy") " "& ,<today'stime>) after that i h've utilised ampersand to concatenate, for better readbility use double quotes with two spaces.- surthinks
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- Forum: Business Objects solutions
