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Oct 3rd, 2007

how to separate the date into day, month, and year??

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Hello! I have problem here...

I want to separate 12-07-1007 into 3 parts, which are day(12), month(7), and year(1007).

I have made a function to do this separation and it works well.
But i wonder if there is exist a function in VB to do the separation?

Thank U... ^____^

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Re: how to separate the date into day, month, and year??

Do you have to input the date before the app separates them. Or does the app get the date from the computer?

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Re: how to separate the date into day, month, and year??

simply try this

vb Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
MsgBox Day(Now) & " " & Month(Now) & " " & Year(Now)
MsgBox Day(Now) & " " & Month(Now) & " " & Year(Now)

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Re: how to separate the date into day, month, and year??

Click to Expand / Collapse Quote originally posted by debasisdas ...

simply try this
vb Syntax (Toggle Plain Text)
MsgBox Day(Now) & " " & Month(Now) & " " & Year(Now)
MsgBox Day(Now) & " " & Month(Now) & " " & Year(Now)

i got the input from the computer system..

wow... it's works! So simple... ^__________^

Thanx...

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Re: how to separate the date into day, month, and year??

i'm using visual basic 2005 express edition. i tried
MsgBox Day(Now) & " " & Month(Now) & " " & Year(Now)MsgBox Day(Now) & " " & Month(Now) & " " & Year(Now)
but an error occur say day cant be use as an expresion.why is that so?

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