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djmc,
You can try the below... Asumming that you have a predefined format like the one that you had posted...
<%
origdate = "01-01-2003"
arrayorigdate = Split(origdate, "-"
arrayorigdate(2) = Right(arrayorigdate(2) ,2)
newdate = join(arrayorigdate,"-"
response.write newdate
%>
HTH..
Happy programming...
You can try the below... Asumming that you have a predefined format like the one that you had posted...
<%
origdate = "01-01-2003"
arrayorigdate = Split(origdate, "-"
arrayorigdate(2) = Right(arrayorigdate(2) ,2)
newdate = join(arrayorigdate,"-"
response.write newdate
%>
HTH..
Happy programming...
the faq shows methods of breaking a date up and reassembling it, search google for "FormatDate Function"
it's built in to VB 5/6 and has ALOT of date display and modification functionalities even down to spitting out the text based representation of a date (Monday, June 15, 1999) etc ..
it's built in to VB 5/6 and has ALOT of date display and modification functionalities even down to spitting out the text based representation of a date (Monday, June 15, 1999) etc ..
DreXor
Please read the FAQ again. I've included every possibility including the FormatDate Function
<src FAQ>
second method is the FormatDateTime function
many VBers will know this function well, but overlooked many times in vbscript/ASP
example:
Dim curDate
curDate = Now()
Response.Write "vbGeneralDate - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbGeneralDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbLongDate - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbLongDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbShortDate - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbShortDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbLongTime - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbLongTime) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbShortTime - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbShortTime) & "<BR>"
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Please read the FAQ again. I've included every possibility including the FormatDate Function
<src FAQ>
second method is the FormatDateTime function
many VBers will know this function well, but overlooked many times in vbscript/ASP
example:
Dim curDate
curDate = Now()
Response.Write "vbGeneralDate - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbGeneralDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbLongDate - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbLongDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbShortDate - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbShortDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbLongTime - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbLongTime) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbShortTime - " & FormatDateTime(curDate, vbShortTime) & "<BR>"
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well, alright I'll make it clear on the FormatDate!!! function
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vbGeneralDate - 6/27/2003 2:57:03 PM
vbLongDate - Friday, June 27, 2003
vbShortDate - 6/27/2003
vbLongTime - 2:57:03 PM
vbShortTime - 14:57
This is the output that I got.
Apparently vbShortDate returns 6/27/2003 and not 6/27/03 (which is what i want)
vbLongDate - Friday, June 27, 2003
vbShortDate - 6/27/2003
vbLongTime - 2:57:03 PM
vbShortTime - 14:57
This is the output that I got.
Apparently vbShortDate returns 6/27/2003 and not 6/27/03 (which is what i want)
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then you need to format your date with a bit of intervention
eg: right() function and rebuild the date
MyYear = right(Year(Date()),2)
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then you need to format your date with a bit of intervention
eg: right() function and rebuild the date
MyYear = right(Year(Date()),2)
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as gladxml already stated I see!
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