Access 97 - I want the date format YYYY-M M-DD to show everywhere.
My problem is that I deal with French and English versions. And don't
want to play with Windows Regional Settings.
In the format property of a control, it is easy to enter YYYY-MM-DD
But it won't work in French versions. In them, AAAA-MM-JJ will.
Using format(MyDate,"yyyy-mm-dd") in the controlsource doesn't sem to
help either.
Any solution?
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Access 97 - I want the date format YYYY-M M-DD to show everywhere.
My problem is that I deal with French and English versions. And don't
want to play with Windows Regional Settings.
In the format property of a control, it is easy to enter YYYY-MM-DD
But it won't work in French versions. In them, AAAA-MM-JJ will.
Using format(MyDate,"yyyy-mm-dd") in the controlsource doesn't sem to
help either.
Any solution?
Set the format property runtime.
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Me!DateControl1.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
Me!DateControl2.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
Me!DateControl3.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
End sub
Arno R
Arno R wrote:
<sa******@hotmail.comschreef in bericht news:11*********************@h48g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
Access 97 - I want the date format YYYY-M M-DD to show everywhere.
My problem is that I deal with French and English versions. And don't
want to play with Windows Regional Settings.
In the format property of a control, it is easy to enter YYYY-MM-DD
But it won't work in French versions. In them, AAAA-MM-JJ will.
Using format(MyDate,"yyyy-mm-dd") in the controlsource doesn't sem to
help either.
Any solution?
Set the format property runtime.
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Me!DateControl1.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
Me!DateControl2.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
Me!DateControl3.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
End sub
Arno R
Some stations are running a Runtime version (no full Access installed)
.. Does it change anything?
I remember an issue in the past that I could programmatically not have
Runtime version open forms in design mode. Is the format property as
the design level?
<sa******@hotmail.comschreef in bericht news:11*********************@m7g2000cwm.googlegrou ps.com...
Arno R wrote:
><sa******@hotmail.comschreef in bericht news:11*********************@h48g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
Access 97 - I want the date format YYYY-M M-DD to show everywhere.
My problem is that I deal with French and English versions. And don't
want to play with Windows Regional Settings.
In the format property of a control, it is easy to enter YYYY-MM-DD
But it won't work in French versions. In them, AAAA-MM-JJ will.
Using format(MyDate,"yyyy-mm-dd") in the controlsource doesn't sem to
help either.
Any solution?
Set the format property runtime.
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Me!DateControl1.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
Me!DateControl2.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
Me!DateControl3.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
End sub
Arno R
Some stations are running a Runtime version (no full Access installed)
. Does it change anything?
I remember an issue in the past that I could programmatically not have
Runtime version open forms in design mode. Is the format property as
the design level?
No need to open design mode for this.
You can change lots of property's at runtime, also with runtime versions.
This is just plain normal programming, like assigning a filter or recordset or whatever.
It will work.
However you can *not* save the design changes with a runtime version
(but you won't need to, I guess you would not even want 'them' to...)
Arno R
It worked.
But it was incredibly unproductive having to edit 100s of forms and
reports just for this.
I hope the customer will pay the 5-6 hours it took....
Arno R wrote:
<sa******@hotmail.comschreef in bericht news:11*********************@m7g2000cwm.googlegrou ps.com...
Arno R wrote:
<sa******@hotmail.comschreef in bericht news:11*********************@h48g2000cwc.googlegro ups.com...
Access 97 - I want the date format YYYY-M M-DD to show everywhere.
My problem is that I deal with French and English versions. And don't
want to play with Windows Regional Settings.
In the format property of a control, it is easy to enter YYYY-MM-DD
But it won't work in French versions. In them, AAAA-MM-JJ will.
Using format(MyDate,"yyyy-mm-dd") in the controlsource doesn't sem to
help either.
Any solution?
Set the format property runtime.
Private Sub Form_Open(Cancel As Integer)
Me!DateControl1.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
Me!DateControl2.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
Me!DateControl3.Format="yyyy-mm-dd"
End sub
Arno R
Some stations are running a Runtime version (no full Access installed)
. Does it change anything?
I remember an issue in the past that I could programmatically not have
Runtime version open forms in design mode. Is the format property as
the design level?
No need to open design mode for this.
You can change lots of property's at runtime, also with runtime versions.
This is just plain normal programming, like assigning a filter or recordset or whatever.
It will work.
However you can *not* save the design changes with a runtime version
(but you won't need to, I guess you would not even want 'them' to...)
Arno R
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