How can I change a Date datatype to a Number datatype? For example, I
want a date 10/31/2006 to show 1031 as Number datatype. But I don't
want it becomes 39021. What formula should I use? Thanks for your
help!!
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On 10 Nov 2006 14:03:21 -0800, Orchid wrote:
How can I change a Date datatype to a Number datatype? For example, I
want a date 10/31/2006 to show 1031 as Number datatype. But I don't
want it becomes 39021. What formula should I use? Thanks for your
help!!
Without knowing more, my gut feeling is you are making a design
mistake.
As a number, how would you display the date of 01/24/2006?
As a Number datatype, Access does not store the leading zero, so a
date of 01/24/2006, as the number 124, would represent what?
1/24 or 12/4?
If for some reason, you don't wish to store the date as Date/Time, try
a Text datatype. As Text, Access stores leading zero's.
=Format([DateField],"mmdd") will return 0124 as text.
Now what do you intend to do with the value?
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Thanks for your reply!!
Any formula to change the date of 01/24/2006 as the number 124?
I need to format the data on MS Access then export as a Text file. Now
when I try by format as Text datatype, it works too. Just I want to
know the formula of how to change a Date as Number datatype. Again,
thanks for your help!
fredg wrote:
On 10 Nov 2006 14:03:21 -0800, Orchid wrote:
How can I change a Date datatype to a Number datatype? For example, I
want a date 10/31/2006 to show 1031 as Number datatype. But I don't
want it becomes 39021. What formula should I use? Thanks for your
help!!
Without knowing more, my gut feeling is you are making a design
mistake.
As a number, how would you display the date of 01/24/2006?
As a Number datatype, Access does not store the leading zero, so a
date of 01/24/2006, as the number 124, would represent what?
1/24 or 12/4?
If for some reason, you don't wish to store the date as Date/Time, try
a Text datatype. As Text, Access stores leading zero's.
=Format([DateField],"mmdd") will return 0124 as text.
Now what do you intend to do with the value?
--
Fred
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I do not reply to personal e-mail
On 13 Nov 2006 07:06:17 -0800, Orchid wrote:
Thanks for your reply!!
Any formula to change the date of 01/24/2006 as the number 124?
I need to format the data on MS Access then export as a Text file. Now
when I try by format as Text datatype, it works too. Just I want to
know the formula of how to change a Date as Number datatype. Again,
thanks for your help!
fredg wrote:
>On 10 Nov 2006 14:03:21 -0800, Orchid wrote:
>>How can I change a Date datatype to a Number datatype? For example, I
want a date 10/31/2006 to show 1031 as Number datatype. But I don't
want it becomes 39021. What formula should I use? Thanks for your
help!!
Without knowing more, my gut feeling is you are making a design
mistake.
As a number, how would you display the date of 01/24/2006?
As a Number datatype, Access does not store the leading zero, so a
date of 01/24/2006, as the number 124, would represent what?
1/24 or 12/4?
If for some reason, you don't wish to store the date as Date/Time, try
a Text datatype. As Text, Access stores leading zero's.
=Format([DateField],"mmdd") will return 0124 as text.
Now what do you intend to do with the value?
--
Fred
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I do not reply to personal e-mail
If the Date is today's date (11/13/2006) ...
To change a Date datatype value to a number
CLng(Date())
39034
To change today's date formatted as "mmdd" to a number:
CInt(Format(Dat e(),"mmdd"))
1113
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Thanks so much for your help!
fredg wrote:
On 13 Nov 2006 07:06:17 -0800, Orchid wrote:
Thanks for your reply!!
Any formula to change the date of 01/24/2006 as the number 124?
I need to format the data on MS Access then export as a Text file. Now
when I try by format as Text datatype, it works too. Just I want to
know the formula of how to change a Date as Number datatype. Again,
thanks for your help!
fredg wrote:
On 10 Nov 2006 14:03:21 -0800, Orchid wrote:
How can I change a Date datatype to a Number datatype? For example, I
want a date 10/31/2006 to show 1031 as Number datatype. But I don't
want it becomes 39021. What formula should I use? Thanks for your
help!!
Without knowing more, my gut feeling is you are making a design
mistake.
As a number, how would you display the date of 01/24/2006?
As a Number datatype, Access does not store the leading zero, so a
date of 01/24/2006, as the number 124, would represent what?
1/24 or 12/4?
If for some reason, you don't wish to store the date as Date/Time, try
a Text datatype. As Text, Access stores leading zero's.
=Format([DateField],"mmdd") will return 0124 as text.
Now what do you intend to do with the value?
--
Fred
Please respond only to this newsgroup.
I do not reply to personal e-mail
If the Date is today's date (11/13/2006) ...
To change a Date datatype value to a number
CLng(Date())
39034
To change today's date formatted as "mmdd" to a number:
CInt(Format(Dat e(),"mmdd"))
1113
--
Fred
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I do not reply to personal e-mail
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