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Hi
I have re-written this question with further information about my test data
please don't dismiss it as being previously answered because it wasn't
I am having trouble with the transfertext acexportdelim function.
I have written several routines that export queries with date fields. I
have put format statements in the download queries as so that the data
is exported as dd/mm/yy.
Every time i run this it exports the dates as dd/mm/yy nn:hh:ss i
really don't understand why.
I built a brand new database with one table called Dates, and one field
named Birthdays
I created an export spec for this table and a qry in which i wrote the
following syntax
Birthdays: format([Dates].[Birthdays],"dd/mm/yy")
I then put one record in the table, ran the export and low and behold
the export still reads 01/01/01 00:00:00
I really don't understand how this is happening.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Gillian
I have re-written this question with further information about my test data
please don't dismiss it as being previously answered because it wasn't
I am having trouble with the transfertext acexportdelim function.
I have written several routines that export queries with date fields. I
have put format statements in the download queries as so that the data
is exported as dd/mm/yy.
Every time i run this it exports the dates as dd/mm/yy nn:hh:ss i
really don't understand why.
I built a brand new database with one table called Dates, and one field
named Birthdays
I created an export spec for this table and a qry in which i wrote the
following syntax
Birthdays: format([Dates].[Birthdays],"dd/mm/yy")
I then put one record in the table, ran the export and low and behold
the export still reads 01/01/01 00:00:00
I really don't understand how this is happening.
Thanks for any help in advance.
Gillian