good day all..
While I am compiling a vb6 project, the error highlighted this:
format(date,"YYYYMM")
Can anyone help me? Thank u very much..
acidking001
6
Newbie Poster
Recommended Answers
Jump to PostFORMAT is a function, so you have to set some variable equal to it. So, for example:
Dim myVar As String myVar = Format(Date, "YYYYMM")Should work fine. At least, it did when I ran it. Hope that helps.
All 3 Replies
acidking001
6
Newbie Poster
Sorry the title is wrong, not "YYYY" but "YYYYMM" and i'm using Windows 7.. Thanx for your help..
Coco Chanel
0
Newbie Poster
you have to compile in this modality
format(now mm/yyyy)
or
label1 = format(now yyyy)
label2 = format(now mm)
label3 = label1 + label2
I that this could be the soluction
good work
BitBlt
452
Practically a Master Poster
Featured Poster
FORMAT is a function, so you have to set some variable equal to it. So, for example:
Dim myVar As String
myVar = Format(Date, "YYYYMM")Should work fine. At least, it did when I ran it. Hope that helps.
Be a part of the DaniWeb community
We're a friendly, industry-focused community of developers, IT pros, digital marketers, and technology enthusiasts meeting, networking, learning, and sharing knowledge.