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kidkosmo
Hi, All,
I am pulling data from a data source in which the format is the Long
Date format (i.e. "1/1/09 12:00:00 AM") and inserting it into another
table. The original data source as the time for the GMT timezone and
I want to convert that to EST timezone (i.e. 1/1/09 12:01:00 AM
becomes 12/31/2008 7:01:00 PM). Here's how I have my SQL statement
created:
strsql2 = "INSERT INTO TestTheory (OPEN_TIME, OpenDate, OpenTime)
VALUES ('" & _
rst!OPEN_TIME & _
strSep & _
Format$(rst!OPEN_TIME, "Short Date") & _
strSep & _
Format$(rst!OPEN_TIME, "Short Time") & _
How can I quickly recalculate rst!OPEN_TIME to subtract 5 hours so
that I get the correct Eastern timezone date and time when I reformat
for the additional columns?
Thanks!!!
I am pulling data from a data source in which the format is the Long
Date format (i.e. "1/1/09 12:00:00 AM") and inserting it into another
table. The original data source as the time for the GMT timezone and
I want to convert that to EST timezone (i.e. 1/1/09 12:01:00 AM
becomes 12/31/2008 7:01:00 PM). Here's how I have my SQL statement
created:
strsql2 = "INSERT INTO TestTheory (OPEN_TIME, OpenDate, OpenTime)
VALUES ('" & _
rst!OPEN_TIME & _
strSep & _
Format$(rst!OPEN_TIME, "Short Date") & _
strSep & _
Format$(rst!OPEN_TIME, "Short Time") & _
How can I quickly recalculate rst!OPEN_TIME to subtract 5 hours so
that I get the correct Eastern timezone date and time when I reformat
for the additional columns?
Thanks!!!