Format Date and Strconv

[Roger Bell]

I have a field in a report as follows:

=Trim("ON THE" & " " & Format([DATE OF CONFIRMATION],"dd mmm yyyy"))
returns "ON THE 25 May 2009.
This works fine, however I would like the result to be displayed on the
report as UPPER case also. That is "ON THE 25 MAY 2009"

Is there a way I can add the strconv command to my existing command?

Thanks for any help

 

[Rick Brandt]

I have a field in a report as follows:

=Trim("ON THE" & " " & Format([DATE OF CONFIRMATION],"dd mmm yyyy"))
returns "ON THE 25 May 2009.
This works fine, however I would like the result to be displayed on the
report as UPPER case also. That is "ON THE 25 MAY 2009"

Is there a way I can add the strconv command to my existing command?

Thanks for any help

=Trim("ON THE" & " " & Format([DATE OF CONFIRMATION],"dd mmm yyyy"))
==^
I see no need for Trim() here.

"ON THE" & " " & Format([DATE OF CONFIRMATION],"dd mmm yyyy")
============^
This space can be moved to the end of "ON THE "

strConv("ON THE " & Format([DATE OF CONFIRMATION],"dd mmm yyyy"),1)

 

[Douglas J. Steele]

="ON THE " & UCase(Format([DATE OF CONFIRMATION],"dd mmm yyyy")))

 

[John Spencer]

One more option, just for the heck of it.

"ON THE" & " " & Format(Format([DATE OF CONFIRMATION],"dd mmm yyyy"),">")

John Spencer
Access MVP 2002-2005, 2007-2009
The Hilltop Institute
University of Maryland Baltimore County