Dates (SOLVED)

dowingc

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Is there a way to get the date in the following format? YYYYMMDD The best I can get is with the windows date YYYY MM DD, but I need to get rid of the spaces. I am trying to set a label caption to the system date like this: label1.caption=Date and need it in the first format. Thanks!
This message was edited by dowingc on 2002-10-31 20:00
 

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