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Comparing Last Modified Date of a file to System Date

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as0125

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Jun 3, 2004
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I'd like to get the last modified date of a file and compare it to the system date. So far, I've only been able to come up with FileDateTime and Now functions, which includes the time. But I don't want the time included. Are there any other functions that I can use or is there a way for me to trim off the time?

Dim FileDate, Today
FileDate = FileDateTime(Source)
Today = Now
 
today" may be a reserve word

try: to_day = date$
 

Thanks -- but I figured it out. This is how to format the date.

'Date formatted to m/d/yyyy
FileDate2 = Format(FileDate1, "Short Date")
Today = Format(Now, "Short Date")

By the way, "Today" is not a reserved word.
 
but,..Today is an excel function, i.e. =today()...so as a rule, I tend to stay away from integrated function names in macros, it makes things easier to trouble shoot among other things.
 
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