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Why is it when I enter a date in a date field and update, sometimes it will be displayed in US format (month, day) and sometimes in English (day, month) and is there any way around this?
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I had the same problem, and somebody answered st like this. The problem will be in the language setup of your computer.
I would write something like a small date_1 function Function date_1 (Your_Date) date_1 = Day (Your_Date) & "/" & Month (Your_Date) & "/" & Year (Your_Date) End Function or st like this |
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