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Because of a backlog with our .NET programmer, I am working with a
report that was extracted from an SQL database to an Excel file. I
have linked the Excel file to Access to provide reports in a specific
format so that all I have to do is run the extract then overwrite the
existing XLS extract. However, I have noticed that there are
sometimes leading zeros in some of the entries which could be either
in the month and/or the day. Even worse, some years are only two
digits. I need the format to be m/d/yyyy (only 1/1/2009 - not
01/01/09 or any variation thereof) for my calculation in the report to
work. The extract has over a dozen columns with dates I will need to
validate. Any ideas or links so that I can apply to format properly
appreciated.
report that was extracted from an SQL database to an Excel file. I
have linked the Excel file to Access to provide reports in a specific
format so that all I have to do is run the extract then overwrite the
existing XLS extract. However, I have noticed that there are
sometimes leading zeros in some of the entries which could be either
in the month and/or the day. Even worse, some years are only two
digits. I need the format to be m/d/yyyy (only 1/1/2009 - not
01/01/09 or any variation thereof) for my calculation in the report to
work. The extract has over a dozen columns with dates I will need to
validate. Any ideas or links so that I can apply to format properly
appreciated.