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MT DOJ Help Desk
Outlook 2000
I've recently setup an Outlook calendar for our office schedule. I created
a custom view for the calendar, and found that sometimes it was showing the
correct end date for events, and sometimes it wasn't. So I created a custom
field to calculate the correct end date based on the category of the event.
Here is the formula:
IIf([Categories]="On Call",[End],[Recurrence Range End])
This works, but there is one small annoyance. The formula displays the time
as part of the field, and I want it to display just the date. I've played
around with using the Day( ), Date( ), and DateValue( ) functions, but I
still can't get it to display only the date.
Is there a way to modify the above formula so that the results display only
the date portion of the value?
-- Tom
MT DOJ Help Desk
Making the world a safer place.
I've recently setup an Outlook calendar for our office schedule. I created
a custom view for the calendar, and found that sometimes it was showing the
correct end date for events, and sometimes it wasn't. So I created a custom
field to calculate the correct end date based on the category of the event.
Here is the formula:
IIf([Categories]="On Call",[End],[Recurrence Range End])
This works, but there is one small annoyance. The formula displays the time
as part of the field, and I want it to display just the date. I've played
around with using the Day( ), Date( ), and DateValue( ) functions, but I
still can't get it to display only the date.
Is there a way to modify the above formula so that the results display only
the date portion of the value?
-- Tom
MT DOJ Help Desk
Making the world a safer place.