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Date Convertion in MS Access 97
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Convert what to what? Can you provide some sample of a value you need to convert and what you expect to convert it to?
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Why didn't you say this in your first post?
Assuming the value is numeric, use:
DateSerial(YourValue\10000,(YourValue mod 10000)\100,YourValue mod 100)
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Assuming the value is numeric, use:
DateSerial(YourValue\10000,(YourValue mod 10000)\100,YourValue mod 100)
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