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| Display Date and Time in Many Formats |
| Posted by : Amit Agarwal |
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The following functions explains on how you can display a date ot time in many formats using FormatDateTime function. FormatDateTime takes two input paraemeters, a required date variable and an optional date format.
vbGeneralDate - displays a date as a short date and a time as a long time.
vbLongDate - displays a date in the long format
vbShortDate - displays a date in the short format
vbLongTime - displays a time using the long format
vbShortTime - displays a time using the 24-hour format
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Dim Currdate
Currdate = Now()
Response.Write "vbGeneralDate - " & FormatDateTime(Currdate, vbGeneralDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbLongDate - " & FormatDateTime(Currdate, vbLongDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbShortDate - " & FormatDateTime(Currdate, vbShortDate) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbLongTime - " & FormatDateTime(Currdate, vbLongTime) & "<BR>"
Response.Write "vbShortTime - " & FormatDateTime(Currdate, vbShortTime) & "<BR>"
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