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How do I get the date to display a Julian date? (yyddd)



 
 
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Old May 5th, 2010, 07:42 AM posted to microsoft.public.access
Jacobs33Ladder
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Default How do I get the date to display a Julian date? (yyddd)

I am trying to get the date to show up as a Julian date, yyddd. In my form
and report I need to have both regular ddmmyyyy and yyddd fields. they are
the same day so if there is an expression that I can use to convert the first
date into the julian that would work as well.

Thanks
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Old May 5th, 2010, 12:19 PM posted to microsoft.public.access
Maarkr
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Default How do I get the date to display a Julian date? (yyddd)

next time try a simple search for it on this site...
this was given by Karl Dewey
Format(Date(), "yy") & Format(DatePart("y", Date()), "000")


"Jacobs33Ladder" wrote:

I am trying to get the date to show up as a Julian date, yyddd. In my form
and report I need to have both regular ddmmyyyy and yyddd fields. they are
the same day so if there is an expression that I can use to convert the first
date into the julian that would work as well.

Thanks

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Old May 5th, 2010, 03:07 PM posted to microsoft.public.access
MikeR
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Default How do I get the date to display a Julian date? (yyddd)

Jacobs33Ladder wrote:
I am trying to get the date to show up as a Julian date, yyddd. In my form
and report I need to have both regular ddmmyyyy and yyddd fields. they are
the same day so if there is an expression that I can use to convert the first
date into the julian that would work as well.

Thanks


Being pedantic, but that is not a Julian date. I know a lot of IS people call it
that. See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julian_day
Mike
 




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