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I am using FormatDateTime( mydbDate, vbShortDate) but it is NOT returning
the date formatted according to my regional settings. My regional settings
are "dd/MM/yyyy" but my date is returned as "d/m/yyyy".

Where is it getting the format from so that I can correct it or is there a
better way to format the date, the way I want it?

I have tried the VB format function but get
Type mismatch: 'Format'

Richard
Jul 19 '05 #1
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I am using FormatDateTime( mydbDate, vbShortDate) but it is NOT returning
the date formatted according to my regional settings. My regional settings
are "dd/MM/yyyy" but my date is returned as "d/m/yyyy".

Where is it getting the format from so that I can correct it or is there a
better way to format the date, the way I want it?

I have tried the VB format function but get
Type mismatch: 'Format'

Richard

Jul 19 '05 #2

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