System Date

[mclueless]

Every time my VB program runs, i want it to fetch the date from system and use it in variouos forms. how do i do that?

[debasisdas]

Simply you can use DATE function.It returns the systemdate.

[QVeen72]

Every time my VB program runs, i want it to fetch the date from system and use it in variouos forms. how do i do that?

Text1.Text = Date

Regards
Veena

[VACEPROGRAMER]

TextBox1.Text = DateString
TextBox2.Text = TImeString


Vace

[Killer42]

Keep in mind that the specific syntax, and system variable name, may vary depending on what version of VB you're using. For instance, in VB6 I would normally use Now to return the current system date/time.

[VACEPROGRAMER]

Visual Basic 2003 and Visual Basic 2005

Vace

[mclueless]

But NOW gives the date in form of mm/dd/yy. what if i want it as dd/mm/yy???

[QVeen72]

Hi,

Text1.Text = Format(Now, "dd/mm/yyyy")

Regards
Veena

[debasisdas]

But NOW gives the date in form of mm/dd/yy. what if i want it as dd/mm/yy???

try to sue this Format(Date, "dd-mm-yy")